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i5 2500 cant handle 4x youtubes...

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8 minutes ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

it lag quite a bit at this site(using chrome), ~40-50% cpu usage...

 

https://ncehk2019.github.io/nce-live/

 

other than that, how to watch multiple youtube like a surveillance camera?

 

what is your setup ?

what graphics do you have?

 

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Have you tried with a different browser like Chromium, firefox, edge?

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1 minute ago, amdorintel said:

what is your setup ?

what graphics do you have?

8gb ram & amd 6850 and another one with gts450, nothing stressed

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better question is , How much ram do you have?

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I always use Firefox for this reason. I ALWAYS drop some frames with chrome (r7 1700 16gb ram and a 1070ti). Firefox NEVER drops anything even with 2 8k videos playing. For whatever reason google decided to use a different codec when Chrome plays videos. This codec isn't accelerated as well and thus uses more cpu usage. Either that or my cpu/gpu isn't supported for acceleration on Chrome which I doubt.

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36 minutes ago, Ohsnaps said:

I always use Firefox for this reason. I ALWAYS drop some frames with chrome (r7 1700 16gb ram and a 1070ti). Firefox NEVER drops anything even with 2 8k videos playing. For whatever reason google decided to use a different codec when Chrome plays videos. This codec isn't accelerated as well and thus uses more cpu usage. Either that or my cpu/gpu isn't supported for acceleration on Chrome which I doubt.

YouTube is definitely accelerated on chrome.

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