When you are done scroll down and click Save all Changes and Reload NZBGet. You need to grab your API key from your SABnzbd instance in order to configure this integration: Navigate to your SABnzbd. Set ParPauseQueue to Yes which stops the downloading temporarily while a release is repaired. Set ParQuick to Yes which uses checksums instead of reading the entire par files from your disk
#SABNZBD SPEED LIMIT VALUE DOWNLOAD#
This prevents it from scanning the entire download folder for Pars and only uses Pars belonging to the correct release Scroll down until you see ParScan, set it to Limited. Par repairing is quite CPU intensive and is rough on ARM processors, we want to adjust how NZBGet works with Pars and other tasks simultaneously Scroll down until you see WriteBuffer and change it to 32 Make sure DirectWrite is set to Yes (and highlighted blue) Download folder speed 521.8 MB/s (/sabdownloads/incomplete) Complete folder speed 244.3 MB/s (/downloads) Internet Bandwidth 17.3 MB/s (138.4 Mbps) Which I'm not sure why it says my download speed is only 521MB/s - it's a 980PRO when I benchmark at over 2000MB/s through the drive speed docker. Scroll down until you see ArticleCache and change it to 50
Scroll down to Cipher for your news server and enter RC4-MD5Ĭlick Settings and then Download Queue in the left pane Use Fast SSL Certificateĭifferent SSL ciphers use varying CPU power for processing, RC4-MD5 uses the least so let's use that Make changes, do a new download test and adjust as necessary. The values can however vary depending on provider so you may have to increase ArticleCache to 100 or WriteBuffer to 64 and increase connections (Thanks to Mr Anderson). It is important to do download speed tests after making adjustments, saving and reloading NZBGet.
NZBGet Performance Tweaks for Raspberry Pi and Synology NASĪll of these performance tweaks should apply equally to these ARM devices (Raspberry, Banana Pi, ODROID-C1, Synology NAS).
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