How to make two Tasks run with an even distribution of cpu time

Question

They start out even, but eventually the processTasks never gets hits. Originally I had this as two threads when the tasks were simple. Someone suggested async/await tasks and being new to c# I had no reason to doubt them.

Task monitorTasks= new Task (monitor.start );
Task processTasks= new Task( () => processor.process(ref param, param2) );

monitorTasks.Start();
processTasks.Start();

await processTasks;

Have I executed this wrong? Is my problem inevitable while running two tasks? Should they be threads? How to avoid.

edit

To clarify. The tasks are never intended to end. They will always be processing and monitoring while triggering events that notify watchers of monitor outputs or processor outputs.

Answer 1

I couldn't get tasks to run evenly. The monitor task was getting constantly flooded whereas the processor task was getting tasks less frequently, which is when I suspect the monitor task took over.

Since no one could help me, My solution was to turn them back into threads and set the priority of the threads.Lower than normal for the monitor task, and higher than normal for the processor task. This seems to have solved my problem.