10-23-2020, 09:45 PM
it's probably the thread tuning (-T , --kernel-threads), because it's the only one that is kind of newish with the latest versions.
you could play around with -n -u -T (but you need to use the force paramter for that advanced/manual tuning).
Maybe even -w 1 -T 16 (and force it) would show you if it's less laggy.
Yeah, most desktops can handle that load pretty well, I'm often using -w 3 and still am using the desktop quite normally.
It also depends a lot on the whole hardware/setup you have and the hash type (there are huge differences !).
you could play around with -n -u -T (but you need to use the force paramter for that advanced/manual tuning).
Maybe even -w 1 -T 16 (and force it) would show you if it's less laggy.
Yeah, most desktops can handle that load pretty well, I'm often using -w 3 and still am using the desktop quite normally.
It also depends a lot on the whole hardware/setup you have and the hash type (there are huge differences !).