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For these specs:

 

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My laptop doesn't seem to be running 2 osbuddy clients smoothly...

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What the hell do you have open on chrome, 29% cpu I have 2 tabs open on chrome and its .9, close chrome out.

 

I had 3 tabs open.... Idek. My chrome seems to be very laggy too taking ages to load websites

Check your extensions on Chrome. Somethign is eating ur CPU

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Check your extensions on Chrome. Somethign is eating ur CPU

 

Deleted all extensions

Everytime I load a page on chrome, cpu usage jumps to 28% the drops back down to 10% after the page has been loaded

 

EDIT- Randomly staying at a constant 30% rn?

 

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Maybe it's a plugin eating the CPU and not an extension. You can check your plugins here: chrome://plugins/

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Maybe it's a plugin eating the CPU and not an extension. You can check your plugins here: chrome://plugins/

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Maybe it's a plugin eating the CPU and not an extension. You can check your plugins here: chrome://plugins/

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Hmm weird, nothing out of the ordinary.

What does it show when you do shift+esc in chrome?

Google Chrome is not known for it's CPU-friendly approach. There's the main Google Chrome web application, but there should also be five background Google Chrome applications. I believe Google Chrome uses these extra processes to help with concurrency (I heard that somewhere). Either way check what CPU/memory usage is being used on those background applications and (maybe) post on a Google Chrome forum. You'll get a lot more help there. :)

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Hmm weird, nothing out of the ordinary.

What does it show when you do shift+esc in chrome?

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Google Chrome is not known for it's CPU-friendly approach. There's the main Google Chrome web application, but there should also be five background Google Chrome applications. I believe Google Chrome uses these extra processes to help with concurrency (I heard that somewhere). Either way check what CPU/memory usage is being used on those background applications and (maybe) post on a Google Chrome forum. You'll get a lot more help there. smile.png

Right I did see 5 background applications, was wondering what those were. Ill check out on google chrome forum. Any other web browsers which are uite speedy and don't take up as much cpu?

I hope I don't sound stupid but maybe you need 64-bit chrome?

I hope I don't sound stupid but maybe you need 64-bit chrome?

I have 32bit chrome on 64bit system. So that is not the issue...also where my 17 cents u owe me bitch?

 

 

 

@OP - Check your chrome settings for 'Hardware acceleration' and turn it off.  <-- see if it helps

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I have 32bit chrome on 64bit system. So that is not the issue...also where my 17 cents u owe me bitch?

 

 

 

@OP - Check your chrome settings for 'Hardware acceleration' and turn it off.  <-- see if it helps

Just turned it off, seems to be working a little better

 

EDIT- Nvm went back up to 30%. I'll ask around on chrome forums

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