[mythtv-users] Will moving to DDR-400 memory from DDR-333 improve performance?

Jason fearthepenguin at jasonandjessi.com
Tue Oct 24 02:23:52 UTC 2006


I run LFS, so my distro is cut down to the bare minimum, but my backend
on .20 is using 42 megs of ram and mysql is using 96. Out of 512 megs of
RAM, I have over 256 free on a box that has been up and running like mad
for almost a month with 3 tuners active.

My frontend is using 200 megs (512 again, 52 megs free) but was playing
mp3s running goom at the time. It's  also been up for over a month. 
I've actually found .20 to be the most stable myth I've ever run.

Jason
The place where you made your stand never mattered,
only that you were there... and still on your feet



Brian J. Murrell wrote:
> On Sun, 2006-22-10 at 23:37 -0700, Yeechang Lee wrote:
>   
>> I currently have 1.5GB of DDR-333 memory
>>     
>
> Does it not strike anyone else that this kind of memory requirement for
> a STB is absolutely ridiculous?
>
> OK, 1.5GB is probably overkill, but the 256MB I have in my FE/BE has, as
> of 0.20, become far too small to be able to run a full myth system in.
> Even with a 1G of swap, during a mythfilldatabase the machine thrashes
> the swap and frequently the OOM killer is invoked and ends up killing
> mysqld.
>
> Why is Myth using so much memory as of 0.20?
>
>   PID USER      PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND           
>  6846 root       0   0  165m  39m  11m S  0.0 15.9 365:30.06 mythfrontend       
>  8153 root       0   0  206m  15m   9m S  0.0  6.4  11:44.56 mythbackend        
>
> Like seriously... 206MB for the backend and 165M for the frontend?
>
> Is this just my system or are most peoples 0.20 systems showing the same
> kind of memory use?
>
> b.
>
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