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From: Greg Ewing <greg.ewing@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2007 13:23:45 +1200
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James Paige wrote:

The trouble is, when I check my processor usage on my dual processor Mac G4, I only have one processor averaging around 90% fun, and sometimes dropping as low as 86% fun. Does anybody know a more fun operation than math.sqrt that I could use to push the fun up to 100%?


Get yourself a VR headset, a pair of stereo headphones, and
two game controllers. Pick two different games that you
enjoy and run one on each CPU, with one game using the
left eye screen, left audio channel and left-hand controller,
and the other one using the right eye/ear/controller.

You'll need to work on your cerebral multitasking skills,
but with practice you should be able to get the whole
CPU/brain system up near 200% fun, at least for short
periods.

--
Greg

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