How is it possible that CPU usage for FCP X show 600%

On a Mac Pro with 2 X 2.4 Quad Cores Intel Xeon and 36 GB RAM.
Thanks
Carlos San Miguel

Since this mac has 8 physical cores (and most likely 16 virtual cores), this is quite possible, since the percentage is relative to one core, not the whole processing available on the machine.
If FCP X is fully utilizing 6 of the cores that would be 6 times 100%, giving you the 600% figure; and your mac would still have a lot of untapped processing power.

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