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CPU going from 2% to 25%

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So I have rainmeter on my pc and when I turn on google crome and when I check pc usage it goes from 2% to 25% but it drops in a milisec back to 2%. Should I be worried about that ?

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That's normal, chrome for me usually goes to 100% but that also is a result of me having a bunch of tabs saved

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It is almost like google chrome needs to render the tabs you have open, and it is almost like rendering uses cpu, but no, it is probably a virus.

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21 minutes ago, Some Random Member said:

It is almost like google chrome needs to render the tabs you have open, and it is almost like rendering uses cpu, but no, it is probably a virus.

I just reinstalled windows xD . It cant be a virus

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