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If you're not using a local farm, but only on your local machine, it will be able to use 128 Threads. Under local agents, each "core" means a thread.
So just disable 2-3 cores so you can continue using your machine and you should be able to fully use your CPU.
However for local farms, there's this limitation of 1 agent per physical CPU core. Here, each core really means a core. Honestly I think this limitation is kind of pointless. Most of the times I can get close to 2x perf just by using the HT cores. So while you cannot sell computing to the cloud, if you need to rely on several local farm nodes, one workaround is to run virtualization and run 2 VMs, one pinned to physical cores, the other one to HT cores.
Why would you put a VM in between in the first place? - 4 Cores/8 Threads is directly supported, there is no need for a virtual machine to overcome software limitations....
Hello community,
My first post here. I have a 64 core AMD Threadripper CPU workstation with 512GB of RAM.
I'm currently using all 64 available cores for optimizing my algos, although the CPU has 128 threads.
From what I've read, agents are assigned to each thread... Does that mean that I can run 128 agents (1 thread per agent) instead of the current 64 agents (1 core per agent) that I'm using?
How would I go about enabling this on my workstation?
Thanks.
This thread would be what your looking for.
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/426809