microsoft / start-cpuburn

A tool used to burn CPU cores for testing purposes

Description

Start-CPUBurn is a tool used to burn CPU cores. This was originally used to test the dynamic queue scheduling algorithm that updates the RSSv2 indirection table for Dynamic VMMQ which was first shipped in Windows Server 2019.

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Installation

This module is part of MSFT.Network.Tools which can be installed using this command: Install-Module MSFT.Network.Tools

Or install this module individually using this command: Install-Module Start-CPUBurn

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Contributing

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