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I'm currently using two screens to browse the web: one for Youtube and one for other misc (i.e, this). I've got a a 4k and 1080p screen connected to an r9 390 xfire setup. It's slow when a video is playing but then becomes normal after it is finished. Why? 

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I'm currently using two screens to browse the web: one for Youtube and one for other misc (i.e, this). I've got a a 4k and 1080p screen connected to an r9 390 xfire setup. It's slow when a video is playing but then becomes normal after it is finished. Why? 

Because your video is buffering maybe for 4k or something or your having too many tabs open or videos open

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"What" is slow? Overall responsiveness? If you are on your rig with the i7, the CPU should be able to handle the 4k playback of YT. Anything special / suspicious showing up in your Ressource / Task Manager?=

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It draws more from your CPU and your GPU because your CPU has to load more tabs and your GPU because it has to load more stuff. LeI :P

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If you watch at 4K well that's why it's lagging.

For some reason everything slows down when you watch youtube in fullscreen. I have the same issue now and then. Probably because the codec stuff doesn't work properly...

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I'm loading the video in 1080p (non-fullscreen) and using the other monitor for a couple of other forums. Task Manager readings are normal by the way,

 

samcook55, I have also noticed Youtube butchers the framerate in fullscreen. Hope they fix that soon.

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"What" is slow? Overall responsiveness? If you are on your rig with the i7, the CPU should be able to handle the 4k playback of YT. Anything special / suspicious showing up in your Ressource / Task Manager?=

 

My input in the web browser is slow. The rest of the computer is okay though.

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