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NyboTV / TP_ETS2_Plugin

ETS2 Plugin for Touch Portal
https://nybotv.github.io/TP_ETS2_Plugin/
MIT License
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100% CPU load #10

Closed andrepue closed 1 year ago

andrepue commented 1 year ago

ETS_Dashoboard.exe uses all teh CPU time that is left from other programms, creating a permanent 100% CPU load. This affects everything on my Windows system, even when the Truck Simulator is not running (ATS or ETS2). The used Funbit.Ets.Telemetry.Server already uses 6 up to 15% of my CPU time. Both together have a severe impact on The Windows System as well as thon the Truck Simulators (ATS and ETS). I am not using the newest Hardware, but with ETS_Dashboard and the Telemetry Server disabled I have a quite good gaming experience.

PC-Specs: CPU: Intel Core I7 860 @2.80GHz RAM: 16GB RAM GPU: nVidia Geforce GTX1060 6GB SSD: Crucial MX500 2TB + 1TB (SATA) OS: Windows 10 Pro, Version 22H2, Build 19045.2486

ETS2 and ATS steam Version, several Mods.

Task-Manager before starting ETS_Dashboard.exe: Task_Manager_normal_load

Task-Manager after starting ETS_Dashboard.exe, Truck Simulator not yet started: Task_Manager_high_load_after starting ETS_Dashboard

Other Programm Running are: Google Chrome Firefox Discord and of course: Touch Portal

NyboTV commented 1 year ago

Sorry for the late reply: If you still have this problem, you can try this:

I have added a web page where you can disable unneeded "modules". As an example: TruckersMP. This will result in lower "refresh rates" and this will result in lower CPU usage.

This plugin is not suitable for low-spec PCs. I am working on optimizing it, but my time is quite small. You can also try changing the refresh interval to something larger. Just go to the plugin folder -> Config and open "cfg.json" and change the "refreshinterval" number to something larger. This number is in ms. So 1000 would be 1 second.

Hope it helps until I have an optimized version.

andrepue commented 1 year ago

Thanks for the answer. I will try this out and let you know if this helps. At the time when I bought that PC it was almost the best you could get. Well, now an Core I3 is faster... time passes ;-)