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Oh yes, I wrote to their support and forums many times but it was futile. I'm using Mac Mini with HDD and Dropbox takes 90% of disk I/O when there are more tha

Oh yes, I wrote to their support and forums many times but it was futile. I'm using Mac Mini with HDD and Dropbox takes 90% of disk I/O when there are more than 20-30 files updating. I used to keep my projects in Dropbox folder before but now it literally slows my work.

seanp2k2 11y ago
Exactly the same situation; projects folder in Dropbox, had to move it out because it would use 100% of one core very frequently.