October 27, 201510 yr For these specs: My laptop doesn't seem to be running 2 osbuddy clients smoothly...
October 27, 201510 yr Administrator What the hell do you have open on chrome, 29% cpu I have 2 tabs open on chrome and its .9, close chrome out.
October 27, 201510 yr Author 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
October 27, 201510 yr Author 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? Edited October 27, 201510 yr by NayBely
October 27, 201510 yr Maybe it's a plugin eating the CPU and not an extension. You can check your plugins here: chrome://plugins/
October 27, 201510 yr Author Maybe it's a plugin eating the CPU and not an extension. You can check your plugins here: chrome://plugins/
October 27, 201510 yr Maybe it's a plugin eating the CPU and not an extension. You can check your plugins here: chrome://plugins/ Hmm weird, nothing out of the ordinary. What does it show when you do shift+esc in chrome?
October 27, 201510 yr 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.
October 27, 201510 yr Author 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. 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?
October 27, 201510 yr 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
October 27, 201510 yr Author 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 Edited October 27, 201510 yr by NayBely
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