Hey,
I was wondering, how to speed up the unpacking thing? It takes an awful long time. Is it using 2 cores?
Ways to speed up the veryfing/unpacking
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Check your connection in Status and Interface settings window.
Use Test Server in Config > Servers.
We will probably ask you to do a test using only basic settings. - Do you experience problems during repair or unpacking?
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Re: Ways to speed up the veryfing/unpacking
What are the specs of your machine? What harddrive is in it?
Unpacking will likely be limited by the speed of your hard drive, and not of your cpu or anything so using multiple cores would have little impact in speed.
Unpacking will likely be limited by the speed of your hard drive, and not of your cpu or anything so using multiple cores would have little impact in speed.
Re: Ways to speed up the veryfing/unpacking
Do you use Windows or Linux?
On Linux, the ionice settings can be modified (Config->Switches), maybe it's too nice.
On Linux, the ionice settings can be modified (Config->Switches), maybe it's too nice.
Re: Ways to speed up the veryfing/unpacking
I've windows XP.shypike wrote: Do you use Windows or Linux?
On Linux, the ionice settings can be modified (Config->Switches), maybe it's too nice.
I've a 500GB Seagate disk, i do not know what type at the moment. e6600 dual core processor. 2gb ram.
Re: Ways to speed up the veryfing/unpacking
Our Windows release comes with the free-ware unrar from RarLabs.
It's the same one that "everybody" uses.
We have 0 influence on its performance.
Have you tried unrarring manually, does that work any faster?
It's the same one that "everybody" uses.
We have 0 influence on its performance.
Have you tried unrarring manually, does that work any faster?