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kio_http absymal cpu-load
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kio_http absymal cpu-load
Ever since KDE 4, my network connection is cpu-bound.
Konqueror loads pages slowly, and KGet completely maxes out my cpu.
The higher the transfer speed, the more cpu load. Both processes KGet and kio_http take huge amounts of cpu time during download.
Nobody else seems to suffer from this, what could be the cause?
Konqueror loads pages slowly, and KGet completely maxes out my cpu.
The higher the transfer speed, the more cpu load. Both processes KGet and kio_http take huge amounts of cpu time during download.
Nobody else seems to suffer from this, what could be the cause?
mindfall, proud to be a member of KDE forums since 2008-Oct.
Re: kio_http absymal cpu-load
Which version of KDE 4? KGet in particular has been known to suffer from high CPU usage during high speed transfers, but not kio_http.
System Settings and Device Actions KCM maintainer


Re: kio_http absymal cpu-load
So far I had it with all KDE4 versions I used - I'm at 4.3.3 right now.
Could my router be part of the equation?
Could my router be part of the equation?
mindfall, proud to be a member of KDE forums since 2008-Oct.
Re: kio_http absymal cpu-load
It is unlikely to be the cause. Can you reproduce under a new user?
System Settings and Device Actions KCM maintainer


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