>Open Chrome with a single tab
>12 instances of Chrome are now running
>Using 500,000k Memory
Thanks jewgle.
Open Chrome with a single tab
Nolan Ward
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Sebastian Nelson
>having chrome install
Good goy, good
Henry Clark
>he doesn't realize that Google is collecting literally all of his PC's important information at all times
>which is why 12 instances of Chrome are running
>and why a single tab takes up 500 mb
>doesn't realize Chrome is actually an advanced AI that is deciding whether user will be sent to the death camps based on his YT comment history and 4 cuck posts
Nicholas Perez
>one for each tab plus base
Where is the issue?
Robert Baker
>separate parts of the browser run in separate processes
They must be insane
Thomas Gonzalez
>Google Chrome 72 official
>3 tabs open
>all on Jow Forums
>Debian stable with additional firmware
Nicholas Rogers
More than one browser is necessary since the internet is borked and you have to cycle through various browsers to see which one can actually fucking view a given webpage.
David Sullivan
>having important information on a computer connected to a network
Do I look like an Iranian nuclear tech to you?
John Gutierrez
Install ungoogled-chromium
Ryder Rodriguez
user thinks his collection of chinese cartoons is "important information"
Austin Morales
My collection of chinese cartoons is on the networked computer.
Samuel Smith
what version is this ?
Sebastian Smith
jesus I want to believe
screenshoot full version number
Noah Powell
something wrong with your shit user
John Johnson
Says the absolute human cancer-AIDS running Windows 8+
Nolan Barnes
47
aka the last good version
Brody Ward
enjoy your botnet ;)
Henry Lee
There are only two rendering engines
You'd be fine with telemetry disabled firefox and any of the foss chromium forks (brave, iridium, ungoogled chromium)
No need for chrome since it won't render any differently than any of the latter
Anthony Richardson
Imagine driving a car that has an engine named "Linux"; each time you'd start it wanting to go somewhere you couldn't reach your set destination because you'd first have to tinker with it in some way since something has broken just when you needed it the most. Now when you're at the gas station you can't fill it up with what every other person fills it with, you have to go over a far steep hill and detour, wasting hours, just so you can power your car with some other inferior alternative. You lie to yourself that it doesn't matter—it consumes less fuel but we all know you're not doing much with it anyway. You can't carry luggage with it despite all other cars doing it just fine, but hey, at least you're not paying road tax since it's free, am I right? Could someone shill for this car in real life?
Gavin Gomez
BWHAHAHHAHAHA, i have 2 more opera browsers with more than 50 tabs each
(20gb ram is comfy)
Joseph Hall
My customized Firefox uses way less.
Add Firemin into the mix and this picture looks like a really bad joke.
Benjamin Morgan
I also really dont give a shit because its a vm that it teather to my phone so I can browse Jow Forums at work from my desk.
Blake Hernandez
>Could someone shill for this car in real life?
Nigger I'd take a free car any day of the week
Evan Thomas
>opera
Not even considered a mainstream browser any more. Obsolete.
Josiah Nguyen
Kek'd
Carter Barnes
that many youtube tabs is nuts
I'm at 12 but my browser will crash if i open 24.
Mason Price
TFW YOUR BROWSER NOW HAS A TASK MANAGER BUILT IN
Jeremiah White
what the fuck did they do to that cat?
William Carter
fixed
Charles Sanders
shit using lots of ram is bad but I _need_ 32GB RAM for other reasons
Xavier Thomas
>settings
>disable report details to google in software reporter
>restart chrome
>enabled
Nolan Nelson
Made him a good goy.
Adrian Gutierrez
I have 16gb for jetbrains products alone, and 16 more for everything else.
Xavier Baker
I've never had this problem. You're probably doing something wrong.
Ryder Williams
>not using several hundred MB per tab
Get on my level
Parker Nelson
>yt comment history
it's the goolag for me
Jose Davis
>12 instances
it's strength in numbers
Adam Martin
Kill yourself and everyone around you
Liam Wood
>I have 16gb for jetbrains products alone, and 16 more for everything else.
>Jetbrains products
You don't code with the entire family of Jetbrains IDEs simultaneously, do you?
Adrian Jones
Screenshotty enough? I have turned swappiness to 10% btw and disabled akonadi. Nothing else beyond fixing screen tearing with 2 lines of code in a config file.
Grayson Bennett
These are the under the hood settings for Chrome I used.
Blake White
Where you live? I have something I need out of my driveway.
Hunter Murphy
please send help
Anthony Miller
You are intentionally or unintentionally misleading them with your seemingly low memory footprint screenshots.
The simple truth beneath all your lies, propaganda and excuses is that you have merely shifted memory (ab)use from system memory to the GPU. The only reason you think you'll get away with this massive dishonest deception is that the "System monitor" tools on GNU/Linux don't actually show GPU memory use at all and the few tools that do don't show per-process (ab)use.
Picture very related is of Chromium Version 71.0.3578.98 running on Fedora under kernel version 5.0.0-rc4-Taeyeon.
Benjamin Baker
8 gigs of RAM.
Lucas White
>firefox is better
lol
Noah Foster
Also core i3 without dedicated GPU.
But keep raging on retard.
Tyler Adams
But seriously, what happend in the last few years to make web browsers to become ram guzzling sluts?
This never happend 10 years ago.
Asher Perry
Haha you see this post has a double meaning.
first of all most people will say that the black guys "Why are you running?" means that chrome runs away when task manager opens because it uses a lot of ram.
but it also means "Why are you "running"?" because google chrome has a background mode where it runs in the background so even though it is closed you ask why is chrome running???.
John Richardson
Chrome has its office suite.
Runs out of the browser, but I use the regular free apps on the iPad and phone only.
gsuite.google.com
Alexander Torres
Everyone starting copying the chrome model of making every tab/extensions/media a different process so if one dies or gets locked up or whatever it doesn't affect everything else
Christian Hall
In that case there's a package called intel-gpu-tools which has a tool called intel-gpu-overlay which you can run to monitor how much of your memory is actually used by chromium or chrome's GPU process.
Grayson Butler
Mind fucking blown. It is over now.
Dylan Gomez
two can play at that game
John Thompson
Holy shit BTFO
Jack Bell
>the "System monitor" tools on GNU/Linux don't actually show GPU memory use at all and the few tools that do don't show per-process (ab)use.
Lol, so every Linux user reporting memory usage for their install is wrong, interesting.
Jeremiah Hughes
>high RAM bad
Julian Anderson
You're all small time. Get on my level.
Samuel Fisher
>wrong
Perhaps "partial" is a better way to describe it. Try this yourself, open a few tabs in Chromium (or Chrome) and press Shift-ESC which launches it's built-in task-manager. That will show you something htop and top and tools like that won't: GPU memory use. Windows started showing per-process GPU memory use and load a while ago, GNU/Linux doesn't.
If you off-load rendering and rasterization and things like that you'll easily end up using say 1.5 GB of system memory and 3 GB GPU memory. htop won't reflect this and make it look like you're just using 1.5 GB when the hard truth is that you're using a total of 4.5 GB.