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If they didn’t spin up that loud you’d likely be stuck at a CPU clock speed that is below base clock rather than the turbo you have now. To prevent the CPU from thermal throttling. And since your CPU is staying at 4.4GHz the entire time while your DAW is connected to your VEPro session that would be why the fans are spinning up.
Yep I would say your last sentence is your culprit. I noticed that the CPU frequency is always around ~4.4GHz, could be that the culprit?
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Looking at my computer specs it should not have those kind of problems, and it should not have as much thermal throttling since the the CPU usage never reaches full cores 100%. I have installed a third-party CPU monitor application and the strange thing is that the usage indicator of each virtual thread is always incredibly low, but the fan keep spinning like crazy and macOS internal activity indicator application shows the posted numbers (~300% idle - ~600% playback). I tried using a different computer (laptop) with lower specs but the issue is still there.
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DAW tested: Cubase 11 Pro and Studio One 5.3 Pro.Internal NVMe SSD with both OS, applications and libraries samples.
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128 GB 2667 MHz DDR4 RAM (~35 GB free RAM during project running).These are the characteristics of my computer:
And the 256GB+ that I have is still not quite enough for what I would like to do. My own year and a half of Troubleshooting ended up with me realizing that I needed A LOT more RAM than I had. I realize it can be frustrating, but unfortunate there is not magic solution or guide I can give you to solve your problems. I’m literally grasping at straws here, but all of that to say, troubleshoot some more, and provide some more details and hopefully you can find your problem. Maybe faster RAM would help, what is your RAM specs? Maybe you are trying to load too much into RAM and that is causing problems? Conversely maybe you are trying to stream too much from disk and that is causing problems? Maybe if you are running VEPro locally your DAW is hogging RAM causing a RAM shortage in VEPro even though it looks like it should be fine. 2013 MacPro) then maybe the CPU is inefficient and what you are trying to run needs a newer more efficient CPU? (Although I find that unlikely).
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And even then you’ll need to do some more troubleshooting to figure out if maybe it’s your DAW causing the high CPU usage or VEPro, or even a background takes in Windows (well I’m assuming your are running Windows… is that correct?) If your are running OSX then maybe you are thermally throttling if you are on a Laptop? If you are on a desktop, (i.e. It’s impossible to give you a definitive answer with out more specific information. If you are running your DAW on the same machine, and depending on what is in your DAW the 600% CPU usage could be absolutely normal. I do find it possible that they could be more CPU intensive and that the behavior you describe could be normal for VSL’s libraries but I suspect not. What is the sample rate of your project?Īnd finally I am sadly not familiar with VSL sample libraries so they may be more CPU demanding, I just don’t know as I don’t own/use any of their libraries in my work. But only if your buffer size was something in the 256 samples neighborhood 48k) not at maximum buffer settings.ĥ. I would say when you have stopped playback 275% seems normal. Are you running your VEPro session locally on your DAW machine or is it on another computer? Do you have another computer to test with if the former?Ĥ.
626% out of a 1000% right? To be honest that doesn’t completely impossible but hard to know with the info you gave.ģ. If your DAW is set to it’s maximum buffer size (either 1024 or 2048? I’m assuming?) then having such high CPU usage is strange indeed.Ģ. Without knowing more precisely what is in your VEPro session etc I do find a few things odd.ġ. Have you had this working in the past without this behavior?
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