Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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As the title, there is huge CPU usage when doing just about anything with 8.80.0030 on my Win7 Pro 32-bit laptop. It's pretty much impossible to use the app right now. Scrolling, navigating, etc. is all very laggy and spikes the CPU.

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Re: Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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Same here. Really unusable. Thank God I had a copy of 8.80.0028...
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Re: Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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Ugh, I don't. Do you know if they're archived anywhere? Looks like I might have to update my update script to keep backups...

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Re: Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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No such problem here. :?

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Re: Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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wraithdu wrote:Ugh, I don't. Do you know if they're archived anywhere? Looks like I might have to update my update script to keep backups...
LOL, I was thinking about changing my update script too...
It was just luck that I had an older copy on my memory drive. I've uploaded it here:
http://www.peterbonge.de/files/xyplorer/
admin wrote:No such problem here. :?
That is really strange! Here switching the tabs lasted about 1 second. After the downgrade it is really fast again.
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Re: Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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I'm not experiencing that problem either, but, for those who are, below are the links to 8.80.0028:

Install:
http://localhostr.com/files/9f4fda/xypl ... 8_beta.zip
No Install:
http://localhostr.com/files/45aa59/xypl ... nstall.zip
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Re: Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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@admin
Is there any kind of diagnostic we can do on our end to help you locate the issue?

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Re: Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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Which specific operation is causing High CPU Usage? And under what OS? (At the moment it seems this is confined to Win7?)

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Re: Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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Win7 Pro 32-bit
I get the spikes when scrolling the tree view and navigating to a new folder. Also when switching tabs, but that's basically the same a navigating to a new folder, so I think that's the same thing.

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Re: Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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I retract my earlier statement -- I notice spikes across several cores when scrolling up and down in the Tree, it's definitely sluggish :?
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Re: Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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wraithdu wrote:Win7 Pro 32-bit
I get the spikes when scrolling the tree view and navigating to a new folder. Also when switching tabs, but that's basically the same a navigating to a new folder, so I think that's the same thing.
The natural suspect is of course the new graphics engine. But switching tabs hardly makes use of this engine: there's no internal icon drawing involved (file icons are drawn by other means). :? Mystery...

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Re: Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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Please disable menu Tools / Customize Tree / Show PlusMinus. Does this change anything in Tree sscrolling slugginess?

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Re: Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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admin wrote:Please disable menu Tools / Customize Tree / Show PlusMinus. Does this change anything in Tree sscrolling slugginess?
Spot on, no spikes! Scrolling is back to being as smooth as a baby's bum :mrgreen:
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Re: Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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admin wrote:Please disable menu Tools / Customize Tree / Show PlusMinus. Does this change anything in Tree sscrolling slugginess?
Yep, that totally fixes it.

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Re: Beta 8.80.0030 High CPU Usage

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That's bad news because it proves beyond doubt that my drawing engine has a problem. A problem that it definitely does not have on my system. Can other XP users confirm that under XP everything is fine as always?

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