Quick test copying a very large file from the array to an SSD and back shows ~100MB/sec reads, ~60MB/sec writes.
Target volume is an ICH10R RAID-5 array of four drives. "Disk Overloaded 100%" - resident utorrent.exe active in task manager after being closed, having to force-kill the process.ĭid a reboot just for the sake of it, and tried again. My now 512MB big cache was quickly filled, and I found myself in the exact same situation. Half an hour ago, I downloaded a new torrent ( ), which fired up at ~4½ MB/sec. I then tried downloading the 3.0 beta instead, and for a while everything was dandy. Closing the application would leave utorrent.exe in the running apps list in taskmanager, with it having allocated 1+ GB mem, ever so slowly releasing it at what looked to be maybe 5 kB/sec. This just meant the cache filled steadily up to 1GB, then gave the "Disk Overloaded 100%" message once more. I tried checking on and off different options on the cache page, even increasing the cache size up to a staggering 1GB. I used it for a while, but one day I downloaded a bunch of torrents, and quickly found the cache filled, "Disk Overloaded 100%" showing up in the status bar, and no amount of tweaking that I could do would fix this. The first one I installed, was the stable release as linked to on the front page, version 2.2.1. Over the last couple of weeks, I've been using Windows 7, though, so I've had some time to use the newer versions of uTorrent. Been using uTorrent (old build) on WINE for awhile now without any problems.
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