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CaffeinatedSloth
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Re: Inefficient Androids

I've changed the problematic phone over to using only 4 cores now and sure enough - the runtime is half or less, and the CPU time compared to runtime is 98%+ efficient now! Still find it odd that another, identical, phone doesn't have this issue though - on my recently bought one (the one on 4 cores now), the runtime is at about 17-20 hours with about 98-99% efficiency) and the other P9 lite is still sat on 8 cores, yet has a runtime of about 25 hours and about 95% efficiency.

Would anyone know why the 4/4core setup of the phone caused an issue in terms of runtime/efficiency on one, but not on the other?

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Re: Inefficient Androids

A related problem, possibly.

I needed to download some old stuff from a retired AMD Athlon 2 core 3800+, so I thought I would run opn on it while it was connected. I am getting elapsed times double my CPU times. Task Manager is never showing more than 49% for either of the units running. Sometimes it is 0/40+ and occasionally it is say 23/25 or thereabouts.

Nothing else is currently running on the machine. It is running Vista SP2 with 3 GB RAM.

I am only keeping it in reserve normally in case my main machine breaks down so that I can run my Bank program which uses MS DOS.

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Would it be possible that your system doesn't have enough physical RAM? It might be swapping a lot and therefore bottleneck the CPU?
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Mike.Gibson
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Re: Inefficient Androids

That could be it. Anyone know how much RAM is needed for OPN, please?

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Re: Inefficient Androids

That could be it. Anyone know how much RAM is needed for OPN, please?

According to system requirements , it's just 250MB RAM, like SCC. But with 8 WUs running at the same time, it needs a lot, I guess.
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AMD Athlon64X2 5400+ 2.8G | 2c
MT6735 1.4G | 4c
Helio G85 1.8G |8c
Allwinner H2 1G | 4c
SnapDragon 810 2.1G | 8c
SnapDragon 801 2.5G | 4c
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