Open helperman opened 1 year ago
First you would need proof that the bottleneck is not your hard drive. The other thing that could take long is the "recheck" process. That might get improved with more threads running, but again, the HDD performance plays a role here too. Too many IO requests to the HDD might slow it immensely down.
First you would need proof that the bottleneck is not your hard drive.
@rumplin how can a user determine this ?
HDD is absolutely new. It shows no activity, but CPU is loaded constantly. Bottleneck is code itself when some unknown conditions are met (possibly a lot of torrents, a lot of trackers(!), a lot of files in torrents or something like this).
@luzpaz Just take a look at taskmgr.exe.
Suggestion
If you have a lot of torrents (and trackers) added in qbittorrent it takes too much time to open an application (about ~10-15 minutes). If opening task manager you can see qbittorrent.exe makes use of only one core (16 threads are created but cpu usage is 12% out of 100% for 8 threads available on CPU, which means only 1 thread is actually working). Isn't it possible to use all available CPU cores or at least more than one core?
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