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Evidence: all the CPU usage percentages are 100% 77% 39% 0%, yet the pixel values vary more smoothly. It's possible (certain, really) the video was sped up and temporally blended, but this is the case even during steady frames (like this one). So it's clearly edited.pic.twitter.com/6JzBYMoZeR
(Unless the Windows task manager somehow quantizes usage numbers to those 4 yet not the cell brightness, which I highly doubt).
@winocm want to make a *real* version of this? :-)
More evidence that it's fake:https://twitter.com/marcan42/status/1275697641679192064?s=19 …
And here's it done for real!https://twitter.com/winocm/status/1276037359503466497?s=19 …
From at least one random screenshot from Google, Task Manager doesn't seem to quantize the values: https://i.stack.imgur.com/JQGSc.jpg
+ Task Manager doesn't update that fast unless you're spamming F5. I don't think it's impossible though, just difficult, you'd have to start a thread for each core and and "calibrate" them, and then try to do as much processing so you'd get the core usage desired.
Or just calling SendMessage and update the task manager boxes dynamically using some DLL injection or shared memory or whatever.
meow
If you look at the Ethernet usage you can see that the video is sped up
Yes, but speeding up alone does not explain the CPU usage quantization. That part is fake.
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