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mikeshick
3 years agoHelpful | Level 6
Syncing 45,000k Files Indefinitely.
I have a business account, with just over 4TB of data being sync'd. I have several computers of various ages. All my computers are downloading the entire data set locally to each computer, since ea...
mikeshick
3 years agoHelpful | Level 6
I don't understand. When you say taxed, I have generally no more than 50% CPU use, 45% memory use, 2% Disk....not the greatest. But that doesn't seem to taxed.
Syncing 46,146 files 19.6 GB (2+days)
File count...I'll let you know in a few hours. I suspect over 2-4 Million.
Thanks,
Megan
Dropbox Community Moderator
3 years agoHi mikeshick, thanks for letting me know.
Well, the performance of the Dropbox application starts to decline after reaching about 300,000 files.
If you have around 2-4 million locally, then it's expected that it's not going to work the way it's indented to.
Hi eduard5, I hope you're doing well!
Would you be able to share some additional info with me, such as the device's OS, syncing status and when did you notice this behavior?
If you could also let me know how many files you have syncing locally inside your Dropbox folder, that'd be amazing.
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