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Taily_Po 07/01/19 9:24:15 PM #1: |
When I'm switching between windows, the load times on Chrome *always* seem a lot worse. And it's seemingly the case on both laptops and, iirc, on my phone as well.
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RedPixel 07/01/19 9:50:24 PM #3: |
Its probably all the data Google is taking from you slowing down the transfer rate.
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Red_Frog 07/01/19 11:53:48 PM #4: |
Because Google lost their minds around 15 years ago. It started with google.com getting bloated and slow, then it spread to their entire company.
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Lokarin 07/02/19 12:09:28 AM #5: |
What's weird is that ANYTHING runs poorly compared to Firefox...
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WarGreymon77 07/02/19 12:40:40 AM #6: |
And just think. So many browsers are converting to Chrome-based. Opera did it. Microsoft Edge is doing it. Even Firefox is on its way. Man... fuck Google.
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jramirez23 07/02/19 12:55:54 AM #7: |
Huh, Ive never noticed this slowdown.
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Sahuagin 07/02/19 2:14:09 AM #8: |
Taily_Po posted...
When I'm switching between windows, the load times you need more RAM. Chrome uses a lot of memory, but is otherwise fast. if you switch to another window and it takes a long time to load, it's because the memory for it has been pushed to virtual memory (IE: your hard drive) to make room for everything else. at home I used to have 8GB, and would run out constantly. at work have 16GB and run out only very rarely. recently upgraded home to 24GB from 8 (and for peanuts), and wow is it ever better; I'd have to go out of my way to use it all up at once. everything runs fast all the time, no matter what I have open, even tons of internet and a memory hogging game at the same time. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ThatHappySack 07/02/19 11:26:01 AM #9: |
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kind9 07/02/19 11:41:01 AM #10: |
RedPixel posted...
Its probably all the data Google is taking from you slowing down the transfer rate. I remember this when I tried the beta of Chrome years ago and I was like, nah fuck that, this is weird. I'm sure they have a good reason to have a separate process for every open tab though. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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WarGreymon77 07/02/19 12:39:44 PM #11: |
Sahuagin posted...
recently upgraded home to 24GB from 8 (and for peanuts) Peanuts? RAM is expensive though... kind9 posted... RedPixel posted...Its probably all the data Google is taking from you slowing down the transfer rate. I believe the reason is to allow the CPU to use a different thread for each process. Still uses a ton of RAM though. --- Creator of the official Digimon: Digital Monsters community board! https://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/1430-digimon-digital-monsters ... Copied to Clipboard!
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wwinterj25 07/02/19 12:41:54 PM #12: |
Chrome seems to be better for me on my PC at least. Firefox used to be great but then started being a pain in my arse with lack of support for add-ons I was using.
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WarGreymon77 07/02/19 12:58:16 PM #13: |
The whole push in the computer industry to simultaneously
1. Remove features and make things harder to use and 2. Force updates really pisses me off. --- Creator of the official Digimon: Digital Monsters community board! https://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/1430-digimon-digital-monsters ... Copied to Clipboard!
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kind9 07/02/19 1:06:47 PM #14: |
WarGreymon77 posted...
I believe the reason is to allow the CPU to use a different thread for each process. Still uses a ton of RAM though. That can't be it because processes can spawn any number of threads, and it's a lot faster than creating new processes. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Sahuagin 07/02/19 2:08:16 PM #15: |
WarGreymon77 posted...
Peanuts? RAM is expensive though... like $85 for 16GB? that's insanely cheap to me... I once upgraded a computer from 4k RAM to 16k RAM for about $50, so... WarGreymon77 posted... I believe the reason is to allow the CPU to use a different thread for each process. Still uses a ton of RAM though. it's so that if one of the tabs crashes, it doesn't crash the whole browser, just that tab --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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