Google Chrome WTF ram&cpu useage

[Redicat]

Ok so i'm using Google Chrome and it has been sucking up so much CPU & RAM 

 

I have soo many tabs open i use it excessively

 

 

CPU usage over 60% RAM usage over 85%!!!

 

[MrDrWho13]

You might want to disable some of those extensions. Each extension opens as a separate process in Windows.

[Technomancer__]

TOO MANY EXTENSIONS

[Redicat]

Just now, MrDrWho13 said:

You might want to disable some of those extensions. Each extension opens as a separate process in Windows.

Doesn't change any thing at all

[MrDrWho13]

PC specs?

[Redicat]

1 minute ago, MrDrWho13 said:

PC specs?

 

CPU : Intel Core I7 3930K @ 4.6Ghz OC Intel ARK [ark.intel.com] FORCE ENABLED PCI-E 3.0
Cooling : Corsair H100I GTX
Motherboard : GA-X79-UP4 more [www.gigabyte.com] 
RAM : 32GB DDR3 1333Mhz 3x8GB Hyper X, 2x4GB Corsair XMS3
GPU's : 1x MSI GTX 970
Storage : Samsung 850 PRO SSD 256gB, Samsung 840 EVO 120GB, Western Digital BLACK 1TB WD1003FZEX-00MK2A0, Western Digital Blue 1TB WD10EZEX-22BN5A0, 2x 900gB Western Digital Blue 16mb cache in RAID0 every other Hard Drive has 64mb cache
Monitors : 2560x1440p Dell Ultrasharp U2515H @ 80Hz OC, 6ms 1920x1080p @ 65Hz 5ms LED Panel basic ACER ding
OS : Windows 10 PRO 64bit

 

 

[Leonard]

Nice work on posting your IP address anyhoo...

 

go to settings then scroll down to the bottom and click on show advanced settings then scroll down to the bottom again and un check have apps run in the background and use hardware acceleration, then restart chrome.

[Redicat]

1 minute ago, Leonard said:

Nice work on posting your IP address anyhoo...

 

go to settings then scroll down to the bottom and click on show advanced settings then scroll down to the bottom again and un check have apps run in the background and use hardware acceleration, then restart chrome.

Who the fuck cares 

 

Done just that

[Princess Luna]

Get Firefox, problem solved.

[RadiatingLight]

Too many extensions.

disable them and then restart chrome.

[NinJake]

Firefox.

[Doramius]

I often see Chrome doing this when I use the same window without closing it for days and weeks.  I can have multiple or just one tab, but for some reason as time passes I think google is storing other history with the page.  I've actually pinned the tabs, closed the window, re-opened Chrome, unpinned the tabs and noticed a drop in CPU and memory usage.  You CANNOT just close and restore, as it will bring back whatever history data was in the cache.  There have been times where it did not improve as much as I thought it would, but that happens usually when I have pages that include things like heavy java or flash, etc.

[Mooshi]

In other news, water is wet and fast food is greasy. It's Chrome, this is what Chrome does.

[Redicat]

5 minutes ago, Mooshi said:

In other news, water is wet and fast food is greasy. It's Chrome, this is what Chrome does.

Okey 

Google fix your shit

 

8 minutes ago, NinJake said:

Firefox.

Proof that it is better? What has firefox to offer in Extentions like Steam helper, Session buddy...

Edited March 31, 2017 by Redicat

[Doramius]

I run multiple browsers.  While they have many similarities and functions, they are not the same.  Depending on the content I may use Opera, Chrome, Firefox, and even Edge.  I primarily use Chrome for most of my browsing, but I tend to fall back to Firefox for some items.  Firefox only shows as 1 Process, so If I'm looking at pages that I know give issues and can impede browsing, then I kill the process and all Firefox items shut down.  Google doesn't list the individual items in the process list.  It'd be nice if there was some association as to the tabs or extensions in the task manager, but alas, until that happens, I run multiple browsers.

[NinJake]

57 minutes ago, Redicat said:

Proof that it is better? What has firefox to offer in Extentions like Steam helper, Session buddy...

The only proof I have that is legitimate without causing a stir is I have used IE, Edge, Chrome, Opera, Chromium, and Firefox. I still prefer Firefox as my daily driver as far as web browsers go. This is just real world examples from me solely, and you may have to consider different browsers according to your needs.

 

You can either send in a report to Google and expect them to fix what you request, or find alternatives.

[Orangeator]

10 minutes ago, NinJake said:

The only proof I have that is legitimate without causing a stir is I have used IE, Edge, Chrome, Opera, Chromium, and Firefox. I still prefer Firefox as my daily driver as far as web browsers go. This is just real world examples from me solely, and you may have to consider different browsers according to your needs.

 

You can either send in a report to Google and expect them to fix what you request, or find alternatives.

Amen... I use Firefox as my daily driver as well.