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Ok, I kind of thought that would be the case. I don't think I could get anything faster, except the memory which is 3600 speed as it is.

Thanks!

Is there a 64bit installer package? It looks like the only install package is 32bit, right? And the only 64bit is a stand alone. I usually end up grabbing the 64bit standalone and then just copy the files over to the appropriate folder.

You recommend I turn on Direct Unpack? Because the Wiki said I should turn that off for better speed/operations.

I have a monster of a beast computer. It has 64GB of 3600Mhz of memory, multiple 2TB Western Digital Black NVMe PCIe V4 drives, Nvidia 3090 video card, a Ryzen 9 5950X, Asus VIII Dark Hero mainboard, Kraken Z73 CPU cooler, Seasonic PSU. You get the picture. The multipar and unrar programs that come ...

Oh, sorry here. I guess I was thinking of Plex at the same time. Plex is on UNRAID as a docker. Sonarr and SabNZB+ are running on my powerful office machine, which has even more resources than the Plex server. So yea, sorry when I said it was running on UNRAID. It is just impossible to troubleshoot ...

Using version 2.3.5 DOCKER running on my UNRAID box which has performed excellent. I have an Intel I7 processor, 32GB of RAM and an high end main processing board. All my SabNZB+ processes are on an SSD drive so it is running as quick as it can. Just trying to clean up some of these odd errors. Foun...

Well, it is all running on a Linux system which I never had issues with long file names. Only on Windows I've had these issues. And if I don't have rename on, my filenames will be a nightmare and I'll be spending 8 hours a day just renaming files. I need it to be automated.

What would cause UNPACK folders to be left over in my final folder? I've attached a screen shot of what my TVSHOWS folder looks like. The file in the folder is the unpacked media file, which plays back fine. It's almost like SabNZB+ can't manipulate the folder, delete or change it or something. BUT,...

In your other reply you seemed to suggest we are just being lazy and solving performance problems would be as easy as learning how to code. Due to that we don't feel very obliged to help you further. Personally I have a 5 year old i5 with 8GB memory and it achieves stable 110MB/s speeds with SABnzb...

This attitude is a perfect example of why I don't sell software. As soon as someone forks over their hard-earned cash, they think they own it. ::) So you are saying you never support "free" software? Sheesh man, no one pays for software to begin with then coupled with your attitude is the...

Yea, yea I know. I can debug and write some code myself just not as complicated as this program. I think I have been using SAB since the very first version came out. My desktop runs very efficient with all the utilities built in to keep it running at top performance. I thought a more mature and mode...

Ok, yes. Where I stated Mbs, I should have typed MBS. I have since upped the max to 8MBs without changing the issue. SabNZBD has real trouble handling long queue lists and starts to strain when there are jobs waiting and jobs downloading. Too bad the devs could of made it more robust to handle the ...

Ok, I have a 1Gbit Internet connection. I can just about visit and speed site and confirm I get 950Mbs or more download speeds consistently. It is great. Soon as throw a few NZB's at SAB from Sonarr the highest speeds I get are only 2MB/sec. Seriously? I've read eveywhere all the tips/tricks you can...

Bento wrote:Got a new set of disks or maybe a new NAS for christmas? We're still open for registration ;-)

Is the engine newznab?

Is it a good idea to indicate a saved NZB folder or not? I've accumulated many, many NZB's in that folder and even though they don't amount to much data is there any good reason to keep them around? Usually if I need to re-download something I'll usually visit my indexer and just get it that way. Or...