2-5mbps? Did you mean 2-5gbps? The speed you listed is roughly equivalent to 3G cellphone speed......that is....an incredibly slow network speed for any LAN.
It's quite strange that saving the file causes the slowdown since I have stops in my code to explicitly skip any tyCache data processing while saving.
Could you try isolating a single tyCache object to an otherwise empty file and see if you can reproduce the saving issue? Perhaps use a windows performance-measuring tool to see if you can isolate what bottleneck is happening during that slowdown (network transfer? CPU activation? HD activation? etc).
It certainly seems, based on your description, that it's a tyCache issue...I'm just not sure what exact part of tyCache code could be the problem. Some extra tests/benchmarks like the ones I described above would help me to track it down. I haven't run into that issue myself but I also don't have an incredibly slow network to test things on so it's a bit of a tricky situation.
It's quite strange that saving the file causes the slowdown since I have stops in my code to explicitly skip any tyCache data processing while saving.
Could you try isolating a single tyCache object to an otherwise empty file and see if you can reproduce the saving issue? Perhaps use a windows performance-measuring tool to see if you can isolate what bottleneck is happening during that slowdown (network transfer? CPU activation? HD activation? etc).
It certainly seems, based on your description, that it's a tyCache issue...I'm just not sure what exact part of tyCache code could be the problem. Some extra tests/benchmarks like the ones I described above would help me to track it down. I haven't run into that issue myself but I also don't have an incredibly slow network to test things on so it's a bit of a tricky situation.