Threads, in this case, simply refers to the number of simultaneous upload and download requests that the application will let itself make at any given time.
Adjusting the number of threads in CloudDrive has no appreciable impact on CPU usage. Im pretty sure that the feature was made for partial downloads of data from larger chunks - feel free to correct me here. So if the chunk size is set to 1 MB, then 1 MB is the max download. Not comparing it to the same type of threads it still means a limitation in concurrent operations.Īlso faily certain that the "minimal download size" will never download anything larger than the chunk size. HOWEVER your CPU has a limitation as to how many threads it can run as a system at a time - thus putting it higher than the CPU capacity will only build queues. We can make adjustments to your prefetcher to accommodate larger data requests over and above that amount.ĮDIT: Also disable Background IO on the drive in the performance settings if read response is important. Go with my above recommendations for thread count, and drop the minimum download to somewhere between 10 and 20 MB. Raising your minimum is actually working against you here. There is effectively no reason for your minimum download to ever be larger than your chunk size, for most use cases. A 100 MB minmum download means that even if an application only requests 1 MB of data, CloudDrive is still downloading 100MB. The larger your minimum download, the less responsive your drive will be. This is the exact opposite of what you want. See the manual page here for more information. Even 2 or 3 upload threads is capable of hitting the 70-75mpbs throughput that Google allows-permitting that your connection speed is capable of doing so. You should *never* need more than a handful of upload threads, in any case, unless your network is misconfigured. I suggest starting with 10 download threads and 5 upload, and adjusting from there. Getting the correct value, for you, will be a matter of experimentation.
They are limited by frequency and your provider's API limitations. They are just simultaneous upload and download requests.
The threads in CloudDrive are not CPU threads, and are not CPU limited.
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