Comment by rbanffy

I didn't intend this as an example of the issue the article mentions (a misreporting of usage because of a hardware design issue). It was just a fun example of how different hardware behaves differently.

One can also say Omegamon (or whatever tool) was misreporting, because it didn't account for the processor time of the various supporting systems that dealt with peripheral operations. After all, they also paid for the disk controllers, disks, tape drives, terminal controllers and so on, so they could want to drive those to close to 100% as well.