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How to turn off hardware-acceleration scheduling with recent version of win10?

Jushoa
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This feature can be disabled or enabled inside your browser. (See screenshot for chrome example) 

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Might have to restart the browser afterwards.

 

EDIT:

Just to clarify: Because you're using your browser to watch Twitch, i would recommend only changing it in the browser, and not system-wide, as shown in those youtube videos.

Original post was me trying to figure out why I was getting terrible fps on csgo and other games.

 

I am trying to figure out why "client server runtime process" is hogging up so much of my gpu (30-50% alone) when just a stream from twitch is open. I looked up how to solve this and someone suggested to turn off the hardware-acceleration scheduling. But I can't seem to find that in settings > display > graphics settings > ????.

 

Some youtube vids that walk you through it seem to have something different and this way only 3 months ago...

 

gpu: 5700xt      Drivers: 23.3.2

cpu 3600

ram: 32gb @ 3600 4x8gb in each slot

 

CPU: Ryzen 5 3600

Mobo: ASRock B450M Pro4

RAM: Ripjaw DDR4-3600 8gb x 4

GPU: RX 5700XT

Storage: WD Blue SN550 M.2-2280, Toshiba SSD 500gb, Seagate external 1TB

PSU: Super Flower Leadex III 80+ Gold 750W

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This feature can be disabled or enabled inside your browser. (See screenshot for chrome example) 

image.png.458b3913242f96682911fd51ce86b4b6.png

Might have to restart the browser afterwards.

 

EDIT:

Just to clarify: Because you're using your browser to watch Twitch, i would recommend only changing it in the browser, and not system-wide, as shown in those youtube videos.

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