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I just moved from Witopia (after several years) as I was having issues with Resource Usage on the openvpn executable.

 

I have airvpn up and running and i try a torrent and resources hit over 90% (see attached).

 

The OpenVPN Daemon was hitting over 30%.

 

I tried several protocols (not all of them) and it was no different.

 

I use Win8.1 x64 12g Ram.

 

In my research I did see one user talk about downgrading to an earlier version of the TAP.

 

Right now I cannot download/upload torrents with airvpn.

 

Any suggestions.

 

thanks.

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Had a similar thing in conjunction with uTorrent regarding RAM usage once. Does it still show such weird behavior with a download via your browser, for example?

 

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Had a similar thing in conjunction with uTorrent regarding RAM usage once. Does it still show such weird behavior with a download via your browser, for example?

 

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I performed a download via http and firefox of a 500 Meg file and the Openvpn daemon only hit a high of 3.5% resources.

 

It is only when using torrents.

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It is only when using torrents.

 

torrents uTorrent qBittorrent doesn't have this, it's the only client I checked. Didn't test it with BitTorrent though the UI is nearly the same.


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