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I noticed that the fans on my PC (Core i5-4570, GTX750TI) started spinning loudly yesterday when watching a 1080p livestream in Firefox on Linux, which I think
by wasmitnetzen 6y ago
I noticed that the fans on my PC (Core i5-4570, GTX750TI) started spinning loudly yesterday when watching a 1080p livestream in Firefox on Linux, which I think didn't happen before. Granted, that setup is getting old and I'm already planning a replacement, but still.
- cehrlich 6y agoThat's really bad design/accessibility on YouTube's part, especially as the median PC is likely significantly slower than yours (I'd guess it's a dual core of some sort and intel integrated graphics). Outside of some very specific things like gaming etc, I don't think I've ever watched a YouTube video and wished that it was 60fps. Even if there was a ton of bandwidth and CPU available on the client side, I'd prefer if they spent it on putting more information into each of the 24/30 frames.
- LargoLasskhyfv 6y agoThere is nothing wrong with integrated intel graphics. They may suck for complex 3d and gaming, but have video decode units which are very well supported.
- rasz 6y agoYou shouldnt notice a difference, 750ti has zero problems hardware decoding 1080p@60 h264.