It's annoying and I'm running 1600 threads on my dedi and it runs perfectly until it hits 99% and stops all threads.
Thanks.
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Sven www.GSA-Online.de
You have answerd yourquestion yourself. Lower the number of threads. Just think for a moment:
What happens if e.g. each thread taking up to 3MB of memory? Webpages have to be downloaded, project settings have to be hold in memory and so on...your memory is eaten up quickly.
OnkelMicha
Well
I have a dedicated server with 16Gb of memory and run 300 threads and I still get out of memory when it hits 1gb according to GSA. When in reality there is more to use from. Why does GSA cap it at 1GB?
DonCorleone
Ser is a 32 bit program . So it cannot take more than 4GB Ram. but 1 gb is a bit less for a memory errors
LeadK
Do you guys use Bitdefender maybe? It was the issue for me. Just uninstall it and no erors at all. At least for me. I had errors every hour or less runing 100 threads. Now am running 500 and never saw one.
jpvr90
edited March 2014
I am experiencing this a lot lately also. Before I can push +1000 threads...now cant even go past 500 without "Out of Memory" popup message. SER never goes above "Mem: 2.0GB" not even close to 4GB limit.
jgf213
same here. ive sent multiple bug reprts
splawnnitro
Same here
imdavid
Same problem here, would love if there would be a option just to disable this feature.
cefege
same here
splawnnitro
Me too, it just keeps looping over and over.
PLEASE add a disable feature
nawshale Sales & Tech Support at www.SERVerifiedLists.com
i have 64GB dedi 15core running 500 threads and LPM lower than 200 (100 - 150) and getting memory error often (even threads 300)
claus10
I'm running 200 threads, 5 projects in scheduler mode, 20 minutes. I can't leave the server for more than 12 hours before I get a out of memory error. GSA SER reports memory use of 1,5 - 2,5 GB.
Xeon Quad, 8GB RAM. Windows 2012.
Yashar
BUMP
kp55
I had this problem when storing articles within SER. Try using the %spin_folder% as your article source.
Comments
You have answerd yourquestion yourself. Lower the number of threads. Just think for a moment:
What happens if e.g. each thread taking up to 3MB of memory? Webpages have to be downloaded, project settings have to be hold in memory and so on...your memory is eaten up quickly.
I have a dedicated server with 16Gb of memory and run 300 threads and I still get out of memory when it hits 1gb according to GSA. When in reality there is more to use from. Why does GSA cap it at 1GB?
PLEASE add a disable feature
Xeon Quad, 8GB RAM. Windows 2012.