XR1000 CPU Colour Codes

[Baturi]

what does CPU 0 (Red Colour) represent and same goes to CPU 1(Blue) CPU 2 (Yellow)

[Newfoundland]

The cpu has 3 cores, each one is represented by a different colour. I’m not sure if one is dedicated to DPI.

[Netduma Liam]

53 minutes ago, Baturi said:

what does CPU 0 (Red Colour) represent and same goes to CPU 1(Blue) CPU 2 (Yellow)

The XR500 has a dual core CPU, the third 'CPU' is a clever multi-core shared between the two cores.

[Newfoundland]

Is this the 500 or 1000 that’s being talked about?

[Netduma Liam]

Oh my bad - I saw the XR500 under @Baturi's owned routers.

Yeah as @Newfie said, they're the three cores of the CPU.

[Newfoundland]

32 minutes ago, Netduma Liam said:

Oh my bad - I saw the XR500 under @Baturi's owned routers.

Yeah as @Newfie said, they're the three cores of the CPU.

Haha don’t worry, I never looked at the profile and thought I made a mistake too. 

[Bert]

 

9 hours ago, Newfie said:

Is this the 500 or 1000 that’s being talked about?

 

The XR500 has a dual core 1,7GHz main core. But next to that, it has something that they call NSS subsystem. It has 2x 733 Mhz cores dedicated to things like QoS. So it can actually do hardware offloading for QoS.

[Newfoundland]

9 hours ago, Bert said:

 

 

The XR500 has a dual core 1,7GHz main core. But next to that, it has something that they call NSS subsystem. It has 2x 733 Mhz cores dedicated to things like QoS. So it can actually do hardware offloading for QoS.

It does but it’s this chipset.

https://www.qualcomm.com/products/ipq8065
 

the other cores run at 800 MHz. 
 

There was some confusion as Liam looked at the profile of the OP and I looked at the post that stated 3 cores and the only router with 3 cores is the XR1000.