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A few bugs

edfaz

Issue 1: I've noticed that SAV Intercheck is regularly using 100% of cpu when browsing the web. 

Issue 2: Chrome crashes and Intercheck uses 100% cpu when I attempt to download SQLmap from sourceforge.

Problem 1 disappears when live protection is disabled. Problem 2 disappears when URL checking and live protection are disabled .

I'm on a rMBP (late 2013) with Mavericks, and it's under a week old. Chrome is the latest. 

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    edfaz wrote:

    Issue 1: I've noticed that SAV Intercheck is regularly using 100% of cpu when browsing the web...

    ...I'm on a rMBP (late 2013) with Mavericks, and it's under a week old. Chrome is the latest. 

    This isn't a direct answer to your question because 100% still sounds like a lot, but your rMBP has either an i5 two core or i7 four core processor and each core can support two threads. Each thread, when fully used, will read 100% utilization in Activity Monitor (e.g., with the i7 running wide  open, you'd see nearly 800%). So while 100% still looks high, it's not as bad as it appears.

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    edfaz wrote:

    Issue 1: I've noticed that SAV Intercheck is regularly using 100% of cpu when browsing the web...

    ...I'm on a rMBP (late 2013) with Mavericks, and it's under a week old. Chrome is the latest. 

    This isn't a direct answer to your question because 100% still sounds like a lot, but your rMBP has either an i5 two core or i7 four core processor and each core can support two threads. Each thread, when fully used, will read 100% utilization in Activity Monitor (e.g., with the i7 running wide  open, you'd see nearly 800%). So while 100% still looks high, it's not as bad as it appears.

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