it would take the entire day to check 4 terrabytes of torrents. DL and checking can be done at the same time now. But that's not quite what I'm finding now. I figured it was because the spinning drive was just too slow to be doing everything. So downloading was pretty much down while checking was going on. Because Tixati takes all day to check several Terra bytes worth of unfinished torrents. Also, the file checking feature can run without interrupting the downloading activity. Im lucky I got the deal I got.Īnyways, I can now move files in and out of the torrent directory on the SSD without so much as a download hickup in Tixati. I been torrenting with a 5TB spinning drive so you see why this SSD is not ideal, but beggars cant be choosers. With provisioning, I only have 1.6TB to torrent with so there's no room to add hot new stuff for now. So maxing out my internet will have to wait. The cream of my crop has already downloaded so Gigabit internet speeds are not happening right now. So Im figuring it will make a big improvement in torrenting. So its got 3GB/s read and write on pcie3. Doesn't slow down nearly as much as the latest drive with the Phoenix controller. So it turns out its the older controller version that had better performance on really large transfers. But it was not the same serial number as the box. So somebody almost filled it up then sent it back. Found a 2TB Samsung NVMe scratch and dent on Amazon and jumped on it for $150. Not as big as I was wanting but Im kinda broke right now with covid crap draining my savings. So I cant run too many without running out of drive space. AS for the number of torrents, I only run 30 to 50 for now. Theres nothing in the settings that I can find to fix this. That will allow Tixati and the fiber connection to run as fast as it wants without using up the ram. I could easily fix the situation by limiting the incoming bandwidth. So Tixati ram usage grows and grows till all the ram is used up. Way more than my hard drive write speed can keep up with. As for all the ram usage, when I am forced to turn off Bandwidth limit, my fiber connection floods Tixati with data. But surfshark is reporting a problem with the connection. And since it does download just barely with the limit activated, then Surfshark isnt really killswitching the connection. So you cant set a reasonable download limit. Activating it shuts off the incoming almost entirely. I did Add the Surfshark Windows Adapter in IPv4 and 6. Im uninstalling this and going back to my older tixati V2.47. Clicking bandwidth limit shuts off the download entirely and my ram slowly comes back again. But nothing works with all the ram gobbled up. Nothing ever crashed or blue screened for the hours I left it to just run. Then the internet reconnects and Tixati starts to gobble up all the ram again as huge downloads flood in. But Surfshark will not reconnect my internet until I turn OFF Tixati inbound bandwidth limit. And Surfshark has a warning that theres something wrong with my internet connection. It seems the killswitch is shutting the internet off. Theres ram to run other programs, but the internet is still shut off. Internet stays down until incoming bandwidth limit switch is turned off. Even when tixati finally gives back all the ram. On top of all that, when Bandwidth limiting is turned on to slow down the fiber, the internet access is shut off. So with Tixati getting buried with trying to keep up with fast Fiber internet, having to slowly move completed files just buries Tixati even more. A windows copy had both LEDs on at the same time. The drive LEDs flashed like a train crossing light. When Tixati was down to about a Gig of ram, it finally started to move a file it completed to another drive. When I unplugged the internet cable, Tixati took about an hour to slowly give back all the 32Gigs of ram it hogged. I clean installed it on a new fast PC with a slow spinning drive big enough to hold terra bytes and Tixati initially ran ok.
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