Occassional spike in CPU causing PC to crash- time for an upgrade?

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dannieboiz

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I've gone through all the optimization. Generally, my CPU is anywhere between 20-35% usage.

I run CP AI in a docker container and see that my VMmem spikes up which competes for resources with BI and anytime it hits 95% and above my system hangs up and requires a hard reboot. I have a GTX1650 GPU for CodeProject AI. I have 12 Cameras and 2 clones only 5 of the 12 cameras are setup to use AI.

My CPU is an i7 6700 but I feel like it's time for a system upgrade, perhaps something like an i7 11700 and a better GPU. Is this going to solve my problem?
 
Are you sure you are running substreams?

Folks are running more cameras than you on a 4th gen at lower CPU than you are.

Post a screenshot of your BI Camera status page that shows things like FPS, KEY, No signal, and at the bottom shows MP/s.


My humble i5-4590 still humming along with 30+ cams:

I see people posting about their i7-xxxx system bogging down with less than 10 cameras so I wanted to update my setup. I have ~33 cams running on my BI system: HP Elitedesk 800 G1 tower i5-4590 @ 3.3GHz 16GB ram 12TB total purple drives for storage 30+ total cams currently - 22 cams visible in...
ipcamtalk.com ipcamtalk.com
 
Here's what my cameras are reporting.. I try to use substreams where I can,

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A little progress...

I went through the optimization line by line again for each camera. Turned on HW accellaration and saved about 10-15% CPU

However, one interesting thing I noticed, I know I checked "limit decoding unless required" for all cameras and they are all unchecked now. I checked it again and saved it and went back in the camera and it's unchecked itself again.
 
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Do those cameras not have substream?

But even so, 247MP/s isn't a large strain and your GPU is doing AI, so I think you have something else going on - either CodeProject isn't using the GPU or you have BI or its files/videos going thru anti-virus or you have defrag on or something.
 
I spent a little bit of time trying to find substreams for all of the cameras. I think I got them all but the one intercom. I'm averaging 20% CPU usage at the moment
 
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So a little more update... I discovered that Windows Defender was eating up 30-40% and jumping up to 60% of my CPU (sometime) and this is when my PC crash. Went into local group policy and limited it to 3 or 5% can't remeber the exact # and also went through all my services that would start automatically and disabled anything that I didn't need since this is a dedicated PC for BI all those other services didn't matter.

Since then I also added another 6Mp panoramic camera to the mix so I should be burning more resource and now, at idle I'm well below 10%.

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dannieboiz said:
A little progress...

I went through the optimization line by line again for each camera. Turned on HW accellaration and saved about 10-15% CPU

However, one interesting thing I noticed, I know I checked "limit decoding unless required" for all cameras and they are all unchecked now. I checked it again and saved it and went back in the camera and it's unchecked itself again.
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Dont use limit decoding...its should be avoided.
Have you tried running CPAI on windows?
You may need more power but I would start with that first. Also see the CPAI v2 thread where folks are using Coral and soon Mikeluds release for Orange PI with CPAI.
 
fenderman said:
Dont use limit decoding...its should be avoided.
Have you tried running CPAI on windows?
You may need more power but I would start with that first. Also see the CPAI v2 thread where folks are using Coral and soon Mikeluds release for Orange PI with CPAI.
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I used to run cpai in windows but since the last update it no longer works so i tried docker and it just works.
 
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