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Irix / Solaris Mode(man 1 top):

     <I> :Irix/Solaris_Mode_toggle
          When operating in  'Solaris  mode'  ('I'  toggled  Off),  a
          task's  cpu  usage  will  be divided by the total number of
          CPUs.  After issuing this command, you'll  be  informed  of
          the new state of this toggle.

...
      if 'Irix mode' is Off,  top  will  operate  in
      'Solaris  mode' where a task's cpu usage will be divided by the
      total number of CPUs.  You toggle 'Irix/Solaris' modes with the
      'I' interactive command

Let say N is the total number of CPUs. Then In Irix mode, %CPU is the CPU usage out of N * 100%. In Solaris mode, %CPU is the %CPU in Irix mode / N.

See: Comprehending 'top' CPU usageComprehending 'top' CPU usage


EDIT:

the total user cpu time is 43%

I think that you have ignored the %system(Percentage of CPU utilization for executing at the system(kernel) level. ) time. Try other tools like mpstat,iostat and sar for analyzing CPU utilization.

Irix / Solaris Mode(man 1 top):

     <I> :Irix/Solaris_Mode_toggle
          When operating in  'Solaris  mode'  ('I'  toggled  Off),  a
          task's  cpu  usage  will  be divided by the total number of
          CPUs.  After issuing this command, you'll  be  informed  of
          the new state of this toggle.

...
      if 'Irix mode' is Off,  top  will  operate  in
      'Solaris  mode' where a task's cpu usage will be divided by the
      total number of CPUs.  You toggle 'Irix/Solaris' modes with the
      'I' interactive command

Let say N is the total number of CPUs. Then In Irix mode, %CPU is the CPU usage out of N * 100%. In Solaris mode, %CPU is the %CPU in Irix mode / N.

See: Comprehending 'top' CPU usage


EDIT:

the total user cpu time is 43%

I think that you have ignored the %system(Percentage of CPU utilization for executing at the system(kernel) level. ) time. Try other tools like mpstat,iostat and sar for analyzing CPU utilization.

Irix / Solaris Mode(man 1 top):

     <I> :Irix/Solaris_Mode_toggle
          When operating in  'Solaris  mode'  ('I'  toggled  Off),  a
          task's  cpu  usage  will  be divided by the total number of
          CPUs.  After issuing this command, you'll  be  informed  of
          the new state of this toggle.

...
      if 'Irix mode' is Off,  top  will  operate  in
      'Solaris  mode' where a task's cpu usage will be divided by the
      total number of CPUs.  You toggle 'Irix/Solaris' modes with the
      'I' interactive command

Let say N is the total number of CPUs. Then In Irix mode, %CPU is the CPU usage out of N * 100%. In Solaris mode, %CPU is the %CPU in Irix mode / N.

See: Comprehending 'top' CPU usage


EDIT:

the total user cpu time is 43%

I think that you have ignored the %system(Percentage of CPU utilization for executing at the system(kernel) level. ) time. Try other tools like mpstat,iostat and sar for analyzing CPU utilization.

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Irix / Solaris Mode(man 1 top):

     <I> :Irix/Solaris_Mode_toggle
          When operating in  'Solaris  mode'  ('I'  toggled  Off),  a
          task's  cpu  usage  will  be divided by the total number of
          CPUs.  After issuing this command, you'll  be  informed  of
          the new state of this toggle.

...
      if 'Irix mode' is Off,  top  will  operate  in
      'Solaris  mode' where a task's cpu usage will be divided by the
      total number of CPUs.  You toggle 'Irix/Solaris' modes with the
      'I' interactive command

Let say N is the total number of CPUs. Then In Irix mode, %CPU is the CPU usage out of N * 100%. In Solaris mode, %CPU is the %CPU in Irix mode / N.

See: Comprehending 'top' CPU usage


EDIT:

the total user cpu time is 43%

I think that you have ignored the %system(Percentage of CPU utilization for executing at the system(kernel) level. ) time. Try other tools like mpstat,iostat and sar for analyzing CPU utilization.

Irix / Solaris Mode(man 1 top):

     <I> :Irix/Solaris_Mode_toggle
          When operating in  'Solaris  mode'  ('I'  toggled  Off),  a
          task's  cpu  usage  will  be divided by the total number of
          CPUs.  After issuing this command, you'll  be  informed  of
          the new state of this toggle.

...
      if 'Irix mode' is Off,  top  will  operate  in
      'Solaris  mode' where a task's cpu usage will be divided by the
      total number of CPUs.  You toggle 'Irix/Solaris' modes with the
      'I' interactive command

Let say N is the total number of CPUs. Then In Irix mode, %CPU is the CPU usage out of N * 100%. In Solaris mode, %CPU is the %CPU in Irix mode / N.

See: Comprehending 'top' CPU usage

Irix / Solaris Mode(man 1 top):

     <I> :Irix/Solaris_Mode_toggle
          When operating in  'Solaris  mode'  ('I'  toggled  Off),  a
          task's  cpu  usage  will  be divided by the total number of
          CPUs.  After issuing this command, you'll  be  informed  of
          the new state of this toggle.

...
      if 'Irix mode' is Off,  top  will  operate  in
      'Solaris  mode' where a task's cpu usage will be divided by the
      total number of CPUs.  You toggle 'Irix/Solaris' modes with the
      'I' interactive command

Let say N is the total number of CPUs. Then In Irix mode, %CPU is the CPU usage out of N * 100%. In Solaris mode, %CPU is the %CPU in Irix mode / N.

See: Comprehending 'top' CPU usage


EDIT:

the total user cpu time is 43%

I think that you have ignored the %system(Percentage of CPU utilization for executing at the system(kernel) level. ) time. Try other tools like mpstat,iostat and sar for analyzing CPU utilization.

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Irix / Solaris Mode(man 1 top):

     <I> :Irix/Solaris_Mode_toggle
          When operating in  'Solaris  mode'  ('I'  toggled  Off),  a
          task's  cpu  usage  will  be divided by the total number of
          CPUs.  After issuing this command, you'll  be  informed  of
          the new state of this toggle.

...
      if 'Irix mode' is Off,  top  will  operate  in
      'Solaris  mode' where a task's cpu usage will be divided by the
      total number of CPUs.  You toggle 'Irix/Solaris' modes with the
      'I' interactive command

Let say N is the total number of CPUs. Then In Irix mode, %CPU is the CPU usage out of N * 100%. In Solaris mode, %CPU is the %CPU in Irix mode / N.

See: Comprehending 'top' CPU usage

Irix / Solaris Mode(man 1 top):

     <I> :Irix/Solaris_Mode_toggle
          When operating in  'Solaris  mode'  ('I'  toggled  Off),  a
          task's  cpu  usage  will  be divided by the total number of
          CPUs.  After issuing this command, you'll  be  informed  of
          the new state of this toggle.

...
      if 'Irix mode' is Off,  top  will  operate  in
      'Solaris  mode' where a task's cpu usage will be divided by the
      total number of CPUs.  You toggle 'Irix/Solaris' modes with the
      'I' interactive command

Irix / Solaris Mode(man 1 top):

     <I> :Irix/Solaris_Mode_toggle
          When operating in  'Solaris  mode'  ('I'  toggled  Off),  a
          task's  cpu  usage  will  be divided by the total number of
          CPUs.  After issuing this command, you'll  be  informed  of
          the new state of this toggle.

...
      if 'Irix mode' is Off,  top  will  operate  in
      'Solaris  mode' where a task's cpu usage will be divided by the
      total number of CPUs.  You toggle 'Irix/Solaris' modes with the
      'I' interactive command

Let say N is the total number of CPUs. Then In Irix mode, %CPU is the CPU usage out of N * 100%. In Solaris mode, %CPU is the %CPU in Irix mode / N.

See: Comprehending 'top' CPU usage

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