Viewing Active Server Threads

[GolovaRaoul 221]

Hello,

When our server is at full load we have 23 server threads running. I want to look up what are these threads, and take action against them (removing/modifying script, etc...). I did see a guy on the forums who had something which returns active threads in a log file in the arma folder, but I forgot where the post was, and I don't know what tool he was using to do that. Can someone enlighten me?

Thanks for responding ^^
GolovaRaoul

[Korwiin 13]

I noticed after adding A3XAI my thread counts went up from 8ish to 20ish, and my average CPU% went up from 20% to 60%.    I also saw on another thread someone mention something about A3XAi vs DMS and thread counts.

So other than seeing  more threads than you have cores, is there a performance problem?   I would like to toss out the idea that unless your riding a >85% Cpu% and lagging because of it, then the extra threads may be helping you get more work out of your available processing power. 

[GolovaRaoul 221]

On 8-11-2016 at 9:44 PM, Korwiin said:

I noticed after adding A3XAI my thread counts went up from 8ish to 20ish, and my average CPU% went up from 20% to 60%.    I also saw on another thread someone mention something about A3XAi vs DMS and thread counts.

So other than seeing  more threads than you have cores, is there a performance problem?   I would like to toss out the idea that unless your riding a >85% Cpu% and lagging because of it, then the extra threads may be helping you get more work out of your available processing power. 

Never tested A3XAI myself, but I heard it eats performance.

And yes, we're riding at 85% CPU. But Arma does not seem to utilize the other 15%. I don't think it's even possible to do that.

[Adam Kadmon 35]

Anyone knows how to check what threads are what?

Just wondering cause I was able to cut the threads serverside and want to know what are the threads that are clientside..

[Zze 1]

Theres this http://www.armaholic.com/page.php?id=21436

that will help see whats using the most cycles (my bet is AI)..

For dumbing threads don't know if Im allowed to post the link, so...

a google search for 'script thread objects' should bring you to what I think you mean.

[GolovaRaoul 221]

If you want to view active SERVER threads, use this:

It contains a "proces reporter", which exactly shows you server FPS, active threads and what those threads are exactly. Very usefull

[BetterDeadThanZed 1006]

Holy necro post, Batman!