[Feature Request] Auto detect optimal threads for highest LPM
Hi,
Right now the program has a feature which will reduce the threads if the CPU or memory is past a certain threshold, and I think a great feature to add would be one which increases threads if there's unused resources available. An example of this might be for verification or posting to exploits, which uses fewer resources than other tasks, so the thread count can be bumped up because there's more resources that it can use.
A simple way to do this might be to increase the threads by a certain amount if the CPU and memory is below a certain amount, or a more advanced way might be to increase the threads by say 10, log the LPM over a number of minutes, then compare to all other thread counts to find the best. This could then be repeated every few hours or days to recheck the best number of threads to run.
I think something like this would be a great addition to the program because it would help all users get the most out of the program and help boost their campaigns.
Thanks,
toasterman
Right now the program has a feature which will reduce the threads if the CPU or memory is past a certain threshold, and I think a great feature to add would be one which increases threads if there's unused resources available. An example of this might be for verification or posting to exploits, which uses fewer resources than other tasks, so the thread count can be bumped up because there's more resources that it can use.
A simple way to do this might be to increase the threads by a certain amount if the CPU and memory is below a certain amount, or a more advanced way might be to increase the threads by say 10, log the LPM over a number of minutes, then compare to all other thread counts to find the best. This could then be repeated every few hours or days to recheck the best number of threads to run.
I think something like this would be a great addition to the program because it would help all users get the most out of the program and help boost their campaigns.
Thanks,
toasterman