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OSBot running at 96% CPU on a 4core VPS

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I'm using 95% atm with only 3 bots on? I dont know what happend? yesterday it was a lot less

 

now using injection and only 30% wtf :)

Edited by durpified

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Using OSbot premium has reduced the CPU usage by 20%, now running scripts at around 75% with one bot.

Using OSbot premium has reduced the CPU usage by 20%, now running scripts at around 75% with one bot.

 

Do you mean premium scripts? If so this sounds like you were using a poorly designed script. The overhead of OSBot + runescape can be covered with 50% of my virtual 2GHz core (one single core) on Digital Ocean. My scripts add on 10-50% more depending on what they are doing. So its def not OSBot, prob just the scripts were very inefficient.

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Do you mean premium scripts? If so this sounds like you were using a poorly designed script. The overhead of OSBot + runescape can be covered with 50% of my virtual 2GHz core (one single core) on Digital Ocean. My scripts add on 10-50% more depending on what they are doing. So its def not OSBot, prob just the scripts were very inefficient.

 

No, premium OSBot. The advert takes up about 20% of the VPS CPU power, I tested this for about 5 minutes on both free OSBot and premium OSBot. I still think there's something up with the client, but I'm planning to get premium soon so it should be fine. Just annoying I don't think I'll be able to use mirror mode because of high CPU usage.

 

Where can I file a report about the ad? Kinda ridiculous how much it power it uses up, then again, sales for premium are good overall.

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