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AllDente high disk write count (4GB/week) #1384

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smiba opened this issue Nov 22, 2024 · 3 comments
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AllDente high disk write count (4GB/week) #1384

smiba opened this issue Nov 22, 2024 · 3 comments

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@smiba
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smiba commented Nov 22, 2024

MacBook (please complete the following information):

Describe the bug
AllDente seems to write about ~700MB to disk a day, resulting in currently 5.3GB written in 9 days. Although this is not the end of the world, it does seem like quite a lot for a tool I merely run to limit my battery charge. It would be nice if AlDente wouldn't run through a full SSD wear cycle every year.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Open AlDente
  2. Check in after a week or so

Expected Behavior
I expect this tool to write no more than 10MB/day, ideally even less? I don't understand what it could possibly be writing about really.

@dinkopetkoff
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I can confirm the same issue on MacBook M1 Pro too. AlDente shows ~770MB in Bytes written in Activity Monitor (for about 8h of working on the Mac per day). Wondering if those are real writes or some buffer/OS interaction from the app that is visualized wrongly. In any case - we need confirmation (or a fix), since it is concerning for the SSD.

@nthekim
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nthekim commented Nov 28, 2024

Exactly the same by me on M3 Macbook Pro 16 with Aldente Pro. Why need a small tool like that so much write operations on disk?

@LIJiongyi
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I used it for 5 hours and it has about 70MB written to the disk. So about 51GB a year if we calculate...
Does it run a bit better on my Mac?(Macbook 14inch 2021)(macOS 15.1.1) I guess it's a problem with the frequency of calling the system API. Maybe the software can have an option to adjust the power monitoring frequency?

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