How to catch a process?

[grivusag]

Hi,

I have a process that warm all my 8 processors.
How do i find what process make the core temperature above threshold?

Thanks

[all41]

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[grivusag]

Please take a look:

cpu.png

Here are the processes:

processes.png

[trytip]

you have firefox and chromium open. web content uses a lot of cpu and is part of firefox.

[grivusag]

The cpu's are blocking before the gui to start. Firefox and Chrome can't do that because they are not running in that moment.

[all41]

Log out and back in. (Ctrl+Alt+Backspace)
Repeat:

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Your cores should not be busy at this point.
Are you monitoring core temps? how?
Copy/paste the results of terminal inquiry:

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inxi -Fxz

[grivusag]

res.png

I'm not monitoring core temps, But i'm getting that error on my LOGS and the linux mint is starts very slowly. I'm using the notebook on a table with extra coolers. The notebook fan and the fan path was cleaned.

[all41]

I have a process that warm all my 8 processors.
How do i find what process make the core temperature above threshold?

41.5 c temp is not alarming--just barely over normal body temp.
If you truly want to test your cpu capability download handbrake from the repositories.
Open handbrake and transcode a video--handbrake will use every ounce of your resources and every core.
Your cpu temp will rise and your fans will run big time

[Petermint]

Select Administrator -> System monitor. System monitor shows you your processes and can be sorted by memory, cpu, etc. At the top, select Resources. You now have a chart of resource usage. The top chart is CPU usage. You can watch that while starting and stopping your applications. Start with a clean machine after a boot then add one application at a time.