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On a well-equipped i7 Windows 7 x64 machine, this web page brought Chrome 32 to an absolute crawl.
by corresation 13y ago
On a well-equipped i7 Windows 7 x64 machine, this web page brought Chrome 32 to an absolute crawl.
- ANH 13y agoWorks great on a i7 Ubuntu 13.10 x64 machine under Chrome 31.
- XorNot 13y agoi5 Mint 16 with Chrome 31 - worked great, no fan speed ups for anything.
- jrabone 13y agoWorked well for me on same hardware / software - suggest your video drivers aren't, er, driving...
- corresation 13y agoFWIW it runs fine on Chrome Canary (currently 34). CPU/GPU is still excessive for videos that people might not even want to see, but the videos all run smoothly and the browser remains responsive. Not sure what the Chrome difference is for that.
- simoncion 13y agoIt works just fine for me on Chromium 31 and Chrome 32 on Linux, using the open-source Radeon drivers. It would be interesting to see what the common factors for others who are reporting poor performance is.
- kdot 13y agoWorked so well that I didn't even realize this was video, thought they were GIFs
- diydsp 13y agoWorked well technically on i7/win7/laptop(32GB)/firefox. I didn't like the effect though: jittery, repetitive, distracting. A tripod would have gone a LONG way here as well as only using in focus images. as only using It was like channel surfing. I said, "ooh ahh" to myself, but didn't hold the channel there for long even though I love the concept.
- venomsnake 13y agoI7, 32 GB ram, 7970 latest chrome dev and it was on its knees.
- sixothree 13y agoChrome Win7 as well. This page makes all 4 (and 8 hyperthreaded) cores peg 100%. But strangely it still feel responsive in scrolling etc.