seems unusual, indeed. see edit
I just did a couple of epub to pdf conversions, while monitoring the main calibre program CPU usage, and the highest it went up to was 13%.
(whereas Qt Web Engine processes combined will go up to more than 50%, as usual since the PDF rendering engine changed... Sometimes I prefer Calibre Portable 3.48, for converting to PDF, for other reasons)
edit: I wasn't using Windows built-in Task Manager to measure Calibre CPU usage. Just now I tried it, and it went up to 60% for a while, during converting, so I guess what you see isn't unusual
Last edited by Comfy.n; 12-20-2022 at 09:21 PM.
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