Thread: Calibre's high memeory and sevices usage
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Old 03-25-2010, 11:09 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by vanroth View Post
I apologize if this subject has been covered before, I did a general search of the forum however, besides the fact that I love the application, I have a question, why is it that calibre uses 5 separate "parallel" services as well as the application requirements for 20K each (total memory hit of 193K in service memory) plus the additional hits of approx 35K for the console host for each of the parallel services. Can this not be managed within one service and or application to decrease cpu cycles. I am not necessarily complaining as I have an i7-860 cpu with 12gigs ram etc but I always look at the service and memory hit each program requires.

Again, I love the program and use it actively....... but would like some info on the memory and service hits.

best regards;

Roelof
You may get the response you need asking your question in the Calibre forum where Kovid (developer of Calibre) resides.
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