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This higher-than-normal CPU usage started happening with v1.9.0 and is still happening with v1.9.3-beta. Testing with v1.8.10 and v1.7.13, I do not have high CPU usage.
I already tried:
Restarting the node
Restarting the computer
Deleting the DB and resyncing from scratch
Disabling the UI, dapps, jsonrpc, warp, ancient-blocks, and hardware-wallets
Disabling hardware-wallets seemed to reduce the CPU usage somewhat, but it is still very much higher than pre v1.9 and will still cap my cpu usage to 100%
Disabling the other options did not seem to have a noticeable impact on CPU usage.
Notes:
It sometimes take 5-20 minutes to get high cpu usage while running v1.9.x, but it then stays high after that point.
This does not happen to me while running v1.8.x or v1.7.x
Looking at the logs, I do not see any apparent causes. Transactions are being imported and verified as normal, but then the cpu spikes and stays high even though no obvious changes within the logs.
I'm pasting a snip from the log below. Around 16:26:12 the CPU usage spiked to 100% and then stayed high (+80%) after that. I do not see anything out of the ordinary at that time. Ten minutes later, it was still at 90%.
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This higher-than-normal CPU usage started happening with v1.9.0 and is still happening with v1.9.3-beta. Testing with v1.8.10 and v1.7.13, I do not have high CPU usage.
I already tried:
Notes:
16:26:12
the CPU usage spiked to 100% and then stayed high (+80%) after that. I do not see anything out of the ordinary at that time. Ten minutes later, it was still at 90%.Any ideas? Any help would be appreciated greatly.
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