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Supernova (115.2.2) the CPU - related to calendar

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Until I updated to Supernova (115.2.2) the CPU usage was low but since the update there is a high usage on a Lenovo Win 10 PC that is up to date.

It seems it is related to the calendar. If the calendar is not brought into focus immediately after starting SuperNova the CPU usage is up around 14%. Once the calendar is brought into focus and I go back to any inbox the CPU usage drops to less than 1%

Until I updated to Supernova (115.2.2) the CPU usage was low but since the update there is a high usage on a Lenovo Win 10 PC that is up to date. It seems it is related to the calendar. If the calendar is not brought into focus immediately after starting SuperNova the CPU usage is up around 14%. Once the calendar is brought into focus and I go back to any inbox the CPU usage drops to less than 1%

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Wayne Mery
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Let us know how 115.2.3 is later this week.

selfsimilar01
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On closer examination - it looks like this problem is not completely solved. In the task manager After Supernova opens and settles down there is 10-14% CPU utilization until the calendar is brought into focus then it drops down to < 1%

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selfsimilar01
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Does anyone read these questions??

selfsimilar01
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Problem described above still exists in 115.3.2