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My employer use wireguard (perimeter81) - during video conferences (using ms teams) the VPN client goes bananas, occupying some 40-50% of a cpu core - I assume
by Jenk 5y ago
My employer use wireguard (perimeter81) - during video conferences (using ms teams) the VPN client goes bananas, occupying some 40-50% of a cpu core - I assume to en/decode the video streams - so I hope this will improve that experience.
- beermonster 5y agoI use WebWRTC based web meetings over WireGuard and don’t have any issues like that.
- Jenk 5y agoTeams swallows an entire core if I have a video conf with more than 3 or 4 others with video active. The Vpn client then uses up half of another. Often I can't do anything with my laptop whilst on one of those calls - including using teams itself because the UI just grinds to a halt. Weirdly it isn't GPU bound at all, my GPU is basically idling the entire time.
- ComodoHacker 5y agoVPN client doesn't decode video.
- Jenk 5y agoI meant that teams is probably using a lot of bandwidth for its (poor choice of) video encoding and the Vpn client is going mental encrypting/decrypting all of that traffic.