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RE: new Gridcoin version: 3.5.9.8 IMPORTANT/"Mandatory" for WINDOWS users

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kovah (38) in gridcoin • 7 years ago

Maybe it's just my perception or I never paid attention before but the last few versions of the wallet seem to be eating up a lot more of my processor and memory. Steady 13-17% on the proc and sitting at 590MB or ram. Has it always used this much?

In other news, upgrade via the client to 3.5.9.8 went smoothly.

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erkan (60) · 7 years ago (edited)

How much RAM did it have before ?

... and as comparison, the UI version on linux eats 1 GB RAM for me

CPU load:

if you don't have much balance, it could perhaps try to always stake a block ?
ideally, looking in the !debug.log (in: %appdata%\GridcoinResearch) could tell you more, e.g. about repeating operations

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kovah (38) · 7 years ago

Iirc it used to sit around 300MB. And yeah, my balance is low. I very very rarely see it staking though - pretty much always at Stake 0.00 GRC. Although I might just not understand how it works... =)

debug shows it signing for blocks every 1-2 seconds but not much else. debug2 has it listing contracts in project and whitelist count multiple times per second. debug2 also claimed on startup that I had a Mag of 00, client shows 25 and NN shows 30. /shrug

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