PG 3, Beta 2 is MAJOR CPU hog!

Discussion in 'ProcessGuard' started by siliconman01, Sep 30, 2004.

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  1. siliconman01

    siliconman01 Registered Member

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    PG 3, beta 2 is really hogging CPU utilization. With ALL programs turned off and PG 3 Protection disabled, my CPU time is 0-4%. Turning on PG 3 Protection immediately jumps the CPU utilization to 15-17%...steady. It makes no difference with or without options in Global protection, learning mode, or Execution Protection. Every option can be off and the CPU utilization stays at 15-17%.

    With all programs turned on, I run a consistent 22-27% with PG 3, Beta 3. With PG V2, it was 3-10% with about 6% being average. :(

    HELP...this is very undesireable...for any program to hog this much CPU.

    Forgot...Running XP-SP2, 2.6 ghertz P4, 1.5 gbyte DRAM
     
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  2. Pilli

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    Hi Siliconman01,
    You may be best to check your Alerts log as V3 uses about half the CPU time than V2.
    You may find that there is an application constantly paging a protected list item and using a lot of CPU time.

    Here is ascrenshot of TM showing CPU usage, pleas note the overall "CPU time" that DCSuserprot & PGaccount have used. 15 times less than KAV monitor (AvpM) for instance and 60 times less than SpySweeper:)
     

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    Paranoid2000 Registered Member

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    Siliconman01,

    Are you running any other process monitoring software? (e.g. Abtrusion Protector, PrevX, System Safety Monitor). I have encountered one case where a conflict (over a third program) caused PG's CPU utilisation to soar.
     
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