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1 sat \ 2 replies \ @kr 23 Jan \ on: Bitcoin Filters Work By Default, and That's a Good Thing! bitcoin
Filters Work for your own nodes mempool. Saving you resources, your RAM, CPU power, bandwidth, and energy too.
For context, can you quantify the resource savings you’ve experienced?
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339 sats \ 1 reply \ @BITC0IN OP 23 Jan
I hope to conduct this experiment soon with 2 VM on the same machine running separate instances of Core. One with filters off, one with filters on.
I'll be comparing bandwidth, cpu, ram, and energy consumption metrics for each over the same 24hr period. (maybe longer)
I imagine the compute savings will be notable.
If anyone wants to do this themselves to verify, please let me know the results.
I may mix things up with different variations of filters too.
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1 sat \ 0 replies \ @kr 23 Jan
cool, will be interesting to see the results!
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