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Am I the only one that doesnt like this "feature"? The reason I dont like it is because now, instead of being limited to 25% of my total CPU usage, at times Chr
by chacham15 12y ago
Am I the only one that doesnt like this "feature"? The reason I dont like it is because now, instead of being limited to 25% of my total CPU usage, at times Chrome happily pins all four of my cores. Granted that this is probably a result of poor plugin/webpage interaction (although, I havent been able to determine what combination...being a heisenbug and all), in Firefox, the worst case is still 25% maximum CPU usage.
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- vesinisa 12y agoIf you have four cores and really want so that Chrome can only use one of them at a time you can just start it with taskset -c 0 google-chrome or maybe better taskset -c 0-2 google-chrome which will allocate cores 0-2 to Chrome, dedicating one core for your other work.
- blueskin_ 12y agoNice it or pin it to a specific set of cores. I have to agree, I hate it when a fscking browser decides to grab all the system resources it can, messing with anything else I'm running.
- exodust 12y agoYou're not the only one. I can't remember the last time Firefox crashed on me. I fill those tabs up real good. It does a fine job on both my medium-spec work computer and high spec home gaming PC! Chrome isn't for me, it's one-core-per-tab thing is not something I need or want. I hate the idea of the browser using too much system resources, I prefer how Firefox does it.