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== Reckoning CPU load ==
On Linux systems, the load-average is not calculated on each clock tick, but driven by a variable value that is based on the HZ frequency setting and tested on each clock tick. This setting defines the kernel clock tick rate in [[
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The "sampled" calculation of load averages is a somewhat common behavior; FreeBSD, too, only refreshes the value every five seconds. The interval is usually taken to not be exact so that they do not collect processes that are scheduled to fire at a certain moment.<ref>{{cite web |title=How is load average calculated on FreeBSD? |url=https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/342778 |website=Unix & Linux Stack Exchange}}</ref>
A post on the Linux mailing list considers its {{tt|+1}} tick insufficient to avoid
== Other system performance commands ==
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