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From: Yash Ganthe on 8 Oct 2010 12:44
Hi,

If the server has multiple CPUs, it is argued that in order to keep
all CPUs utilized, we should create a web garden so that multiple w3p
processes are spawned by IIS.

I know that w3p internally uses threads from the CLR thread pool.
My question is, even if we do not create a web garden, will the
multiple threads not be running on multiple CPUs?

Why is CPU utilization the argument in favor of web garden?

Thanks,
Yash
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