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Loft conversion studio/office 10 James Perrett » Tue Apr 27, 2021 10:33 pm Eddy Deegan wrote:I'm not really looking forward to the ceiling, although it's coming soon whether I like it or not Have you bought yourself a plasterboard hoist yet? It is an absolutely essential tool for boarding ceilings and makes the job easy. Location: The wilds of Hampshire Eddy Deegan » Tue Apr 27, 2021 10:45 pm James Perrett wrote:Have you bought yourself a plasterboard hoist yet? It is an absolutely essential tool for boarding ceilings and makes the job easy. I have - it's sitting in two boxes upstairs wa...

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zitto » Sun Dec 13, 2020 6:26 pm Eddy Deegan wrote:I suspect this is because Studio One is only using a couple of cores on the CPU to do the processing you are asking it to. The overall 20% usage (of which 17.6% comprises Studio One) shown in the Windows Task Manager represents the 'busy' portion of the total capacity of the CPU as a whole, across all 8 cores. If 2 cores were working flat out and the rest were idle then the task manager would show about 25% CPU usage on an 8 core system. I do not know how Studio One allocates resources across the CPU but from the image you showed it would a...