Why this number? Because 65536 x 16kilobytes equals to 1048576 kB wich is exactly 1GB. In Deluge, if you want to set your cache to 1GB you need to specify the cache size to 65536. I've got a personal, dedicated seedbox with 2GB of RAM and 1GB is used for cache.
For example if it is a seedbox (which you don't use for anything else except torrenting) you'd like to set the cache amount as high as possible (to maximize performance). The actual amount of cache you want to set depends on your internet speed and the fact what is the machine that deluge runs on used for.
Deluge torrent preferences itconfig download#
So this RAM cache lowers the amount of disk reads (but also disk writes when you download a torrent) to prevent disk overloading and to increase downloading/seeding performance. Deluge uses cache to store those frequently accessed files in RAM so that deluge doesn't have to read them from disk every time they are needed. Date 17:42:38.569314 Architecturesĥ.0 88f628x 5.1 alpine 5.1 alpine4k 5.0 armada370 5.1 armada375 5.2 armada38x 5.0 armadaxp 5.0 avoton 5.0 braswell 5.0 bromolow 5.0 cedarview 5.0 x86 5.0 comcerto2k 5.0 evansport 5.Deluge's cache size is the amount of RAM memory (not CPU cache) that deluge will use to store torrent blocks that are frequently accessed from disk (meaning some parts of or even whole files that you seed).
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