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High cpu usage, sometimes GPU usage. #11
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I came to post this. I usually run DOTA 2 at around 100FPS on a 120Hz monitor so it's noticeable when I have lower FPS. I had this running in the background and it froze multiple times. When I turned it off, my FPS probably doubled - not even joking. Extremely heavy on the CPU and possibly memory. Using the browser is much more efficient. |
I've seen those issues myself. This shouldn't be an issue in my rewrite. Sorry about the long delay on that. |
Hi Martyn, I also experienced this problem recently - even just after loading the app i experienced ~3% gpu usage |
Dang, same here. I love this app, but I've stopped using it for now. I do a lot of animation and compositing, and my computer locks up regularly if I have it open, once I discovered it was the culprit and closed it, no issues. Note: the same thing happens if I open the official Youtube Music website in chrome, so not sure it's the app that's the issue. But if you have any way of restraining Youtube music that'd be amazing. Looking forward to this getting fixed. |
I suspect it might be something to do with a YouTube music bug. When I
installed YouTube music's official PWA (which is nothing more than a
standalone chromium tab) I also had this problem. I do not have it when
running YouTube music as one of my regular tabs though.
So I feel like it's either a YouTube music or chromium bug.
…On Sun, 3 Jan 2021, 05:43 kameryn1811, ***@***.***> wrote:
Dang, same here.
I love this app, but I've stopped using it for now. I do a lot of
animation and compositing, and my computer locks up regularly if I have it
open, once I discovered it was the culprit and closed it, no issues.
Note: the same thing happens if I open the official Youtube Music website
in chrome, so not sure it's the app that's the issue. But if you have any
way of restraining Youtube music that'd be amazing.
Looking forward to this getting fixed.
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Following on from your point Paul, I don't observe this behaviour when using YTM on firefox |
Since the problem persists on a browser as well, I collected some observations, hopefully they will be useful:
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Found a workaround for Chrome: running it with Couldn't find something similar for Firefox, because I no longer can reproduce it there. |
I am getting relatively very high cpu usage (10-20%) even when the program is idle and not playing music. Furthermore it's sometimes using my dedicated GPU for 5-10% which it shouldn't do in any case I believe.
I have an i5 6600k and a rx vega 56.
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