Guitarist155
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- Oct 19, 2016
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Mine is now holding around 55%. Up from 8% before and 3.5Gb ram, up from 2.77 before.
5x3MP and 1X4MP
Continuous
D2D
Quick sync
As a Service
5x3MP and 1X4MP
Continuous
D2D
Quick sync
As a Service
search memory leakI am getting the same behavior with a recent build. A reboot will cause CPU usage to hover around 15% (at the start). After a little while, the CPU usage goes up to 55% or so.
Or it could be a memory leak in Blue Iris itself that only some of us experience due to different configurations. For what its worth, my BI 4.6.4.12 CPU and memory usage has been stable and normal...
So, I have tried ...
1. rolling back my graphics driver ... didn't help
2. rolling back to earlier versions of blue iris ... didn't help
3. wiped my computer, and installed a clean version of windows 8.1 ... didn't help
4. rolled back to an old version of blue iris on my new clean windows install ... cpu and memory were lower than ever, even when recording ... for about 2 days. Now it's back to 100% cpu after starting up blue iris
this is frustrating
Is it really clean? What Media are you using... upgrade to 10 then do a clean install with the media creation toolSo, I have tried ...
1. rolling back my graphics driver ... didn't help
2. rolling back to earlier versions of blue iris ... didn't help
3. wiped my computer, and installed a clean version of windows 8.1 ... didn't help
4. rolled back to an old version of blue iris on my new clean windows install ... cpu and memory were lower than ever, even when recording ... for about 2 days. Now it's back to 100% cpu after starting up blue iris
this is frustrating
I did the upgrade to Windows 10.
I then used the media creation tool to install a clean version of windows 10.
I then installed blue iris.
I have had for the last 9 months or so, 5 cameras setup in blue iris. While I was adding the 5th one, the cpu hit 100%.
I guess I'm back to downgrading blue iris again.
This is not fun.
So are all 5 cams same type ? Did the 5th one make it spike or what...hard to help when you don't give much details.
So maybe you should consider the display driver again now that Win 10 is on the machine. Did you look at what driver version you have now?
Same issue here, comming from an win7 nu box which was rinning fine on the latest build with hw accel.
Migrated to a new nuc7i7 with intel iris graphics. Clean win 10 64bit install. And my cpu goes skyhigh in about 3-4 hours runtime.
Now disabled hw accel to see if this solves something.
All win10 updates installed so giess its the graphic card drivers. Any pointer which driver to use to resolve these issues?
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