
Tremendous resource hog
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Tremendous resource hog
I am finding all of the recent betas to be tremendous resource hogs. My computer is unusable during downloads. I have found this under both Vista and Win 7. I am currently running a clean installation of Win 7 on a 1.8ghz processor with 4gb of ram. It is not a question of fragmentation. I find this degradation even if I have NO other programs or unecessary processes running, so it is definitely a problem with Newsleecher. It's so bad that once I start a download, I can't even move my mouse to click on "pause". I'm at the point of looking for another news reader. 

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I have had the same problem for as many beta versions back as I can remember. I'm running Vista 32 w/3GB RAM on a 3.2 GHz P4. It's not to the point where I can move the mouse pointer, but it's pretty damn bad. I often pause the queue just so I can perform other tasks. Other than that, I have to walk away from the box. I'm fairly certain the problem lies with too much extracting and verifying while downloading... it's just too much going on all at once. I know WinRAR, as a standalone app, can bog down my system while extracting.
Currently running NL 4.0 B10
Currently running NL 4.0 B10
I've had 20 or more instances of standalone WinRar running without the degradation that NL causes. I find it hard to believe that more people aren't complaining. I've also complained about this a couple times without any response from the NL people.
I should also have mentioned that I am not running Repair and Extract. I'm just doing downloads or reading headers.
Come on guys, what gives?
I should also have mentioned that I am not running Repair and Extract. I'm just doing downloads or reading headers.
Come on guys, what gives?