Quote from: c4n10 on May 24, 2013, 05:27:46 PM

Quote from: mhill12 on May 24, 2013, 05:19:48 PM

I didn't mean to offend, but if something is up causing 100% CPU load from that combination of clients, then the computer should be able to say *which* process is using the CPU power. Unless they all are reading ~25% each, which would be even stranger.

I apologize for my sharp answer, I didn't understand the scope of your question as the info I had provided came from task manager, it's just that it felt like calling tech support with an advanced question and the guy on the other end replying with "Is the computer plugged in, sir...?", lol... I am very sorry about that.

But in answer to your question, here is what is happening:

If I open all 4, they each use roughly 22 - 23%, but if I close any one of them the others drop back to 2% or less, this is why I find it suspicious. I apologize for not including that information earlier and I apologize again for my sharpness. Embarrassed

Try running then all with less connections or turn off upnp. All the clients I compiled use upnp, so it might be upnp that's hogging you pc (just to check..)