That's unusual insofar as none of the resources are maxxed out and the CPU is barely above idle, certainly less than 100% of one core. Given the highest resource usage listed is disk, and Scene is only getting 1.5MB/s of this, I'd guess something else is interrupting and messing with disk access, again possibly some security software. For reference, top NVMe drives write at about 7GB/s, but even slower ones will get 1GB/s which is about 600 times faster than what Scene is getting in this graph. Something like a virus scanner can interrupt each write access and cause a massive slowdown here. Could also be backup or disk-mirroring software (e.g. OneDrive, DropBox, Acronis etc...) that needs to be told to avoid certain disks, folders and filetypes. The other possibility is memory exhaustion, but even with paging taking place, the figure of 47% in the graph suggests this isn't the problem in this case.Justin Richards wrote: ↑Fri Apr 28, 2023 8:23 pmHere is mine. This was at 54% and went on for almost a week before completing.
The problem with using task manager to look at these types of problems is that it does not log resource usage over time, it just gives you a snap shot. For more detailed analysis, have a look at perfmon.