Upon Startup/Searches It Consumes Too Much Memory

[Clem]

The program is using too much memory upon startup and upon doing searches. My fans are working overtime keeping my kernel cool while it is over processing. I may have to stop using it, as it may burn out my chips. It stops after I start downloading and clear all the searches. It is the best for download speeds I have seen. Keep up the Good Work!

[Christophe Dumez (hydr0g3n)]

Does it use too much memory or too much CPU? You are talking about fans so I think you were talking about cpu usage?

[Clem (the-moffatts)]

Hi Christophe,

It seems to use too much cpu resources. I am running it on Mandriva
2008, and qBittorrent is the current version. I am going to remove it,
so I won't be able to help you further, as it isn't connecting to peers
consistently or it doesn't know if a torrent is locked or not. I am
running it on a KDE desktop if that is any help. It seems to be related
to the search button; when I stop it from searching it slows down again.

Thanks for your quick response & keep up the good work!
Clint Moffatt

On Wed, 2007-10-17 at 16:00 +0000, Christophe Dumez wrote:
> Does it use too much memory or too much CPU? You are talking about fans
> so I think you were talking about cpu usage?
>

[Clem (the-moffatts)]

Hi Christophe,

It seems to use too much cpu resources. I am running it on Mandriva
2008, and qBittorrent is the current version. I am going to remove it,
so I won't be able to help you further, as it isn't connecting to peers
consistently or it doesn't know if a torrent is locked or not. I am
running it on a KDE desktop if that is any help. It seems to be related
to the search button; when I stop it from searching it slows down again.

Thanks for your quick response & keep up the good work!

[richard (jordan1193r)]

I've also noticed that qbittorent is using 254% of my processors [quad] and rather a lot of ram as well - during these times, I cannot add a torrent and must close and restart before I have a chance of doing anything - I am happy to help as I can, but others are probably more able.