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The problem i have is that i have limited CPU capacy but an free GPU and iGPU.
What is your feature request?
Currently there is no way to limit CPU activity. I know you can have multiple workers and archives, but its always the same, If you have a GPU load added, there is also a CPU load added...
I think like the nzb downloaders, there you can enter how many cores for unzip, or stop download when unzip.
We would need a limit for all CPU intensive tasks (im special talking about the whole audio processing stuff), Lets say max 2.
That way you could have more GPU tasks (encoding video files), but less CPU tasks (like encoding Audio) at the same time. Thats currently not possible, you have to limit GPU tasks to not get too many CPU tasks...
Are there any workarounds?
if < needs encoding cpu >, look how many are currently running, if too many, skip add to cpu quene, else start
Additional Context
Maybe add a quene for GPU and CPU tasks.
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The problem i have is that i have limited CPU capacy but an free GPU and iGPU.
What is your feature request?
Currently there is no way to limit CPU activity. I know you can have multiple workers and archives, but its always the same, If you have a GPU load added, there is also a CPU load added...
I think like the nzb downloaders, there you can enter how many cores for unzip, or stop download when unzip.
We would need a limit for all CPU intensive tasks (im special talking about the whole audio processing stuff), Lets say max 2.
That way you could have more GPU tasks (encoding video files), but less CPU tasks (like encoding Audio) at the same time. Thats currently not possible, you have to limit GPU tasks to not get too many CPU tasks...
Are there any workarounds?
if < needs encoding cpu >, look how many are currently running, if too many, skip add to cpu quene, else start
Additional Context
Maybe add a quene for GPU and CPU tasks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: