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High CPU usage on windows #1314
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can no longer reproduce |
was probably caused by transaction spamming |
wouldn't it have manifested on other platforms, too? |
I just did a quick profiling capture using Very Sleepy with Raw data: https://www.dropbox.com/s/syavln88izn8k2x/capture-data.zip?dl=1 |
Once the startup phase is completed, my version of parity is somewhat low in terms of CPU resource usage. It mostly uses ~0-2% with some spikes going to ~30-57% CPU which I'm guessing are new blocks. |
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I started parity without any command line options. I'm not sure if logging is enabled by default. |
I just did another quick profiling capture using Very Sleepy with One thing I noted is that during the normal blockchain synchronization operations, I felt that the various CPU spikes were more intense than when I was using geth. The slowdowns I get in my other applications are more important. Raw data: https://www.dropbox.com/s/x29143bbgj1dwk7/parity-idle-capture.zip?dl=1 |
this is likely caused by parity being aggressively parallelised; apparently more so than geth. if you'd prefer to have slower syncing/importing and having less of a strain on the system then you can use process manager to set parity's CPU core affinity and prevent it from using all cores. see here for more information. |
This is currently occurring for me on windows with parity 1.7, If I open the signer extension, my cpu usage for parity.exe spikes to 100% until the signer is disabled. |
Same issue, I'm not using the wallet at all and it's consuming 30-80% of my i5 |
Hi. Same issue here if it helps. I've got three different Xeon nodes running Parity 1.10 on Debian. All three of them oscillate between 12% to 70% CPU usage in the Kovan test net. I'm running out of ideas on why would this happen in the test net. Node 1
Node 2
Node 3
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Parity use 50%-100% when idling on windows
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