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Ubuntnu 18 freeze while using Chrome
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When I am using chrome after some time system freeze. I don't know why it's happening with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. I keep updating my system.
google-chrome freeze
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When I am using chrome after some time system freeze. I don't know why it's happening with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. I keep updating my system.
google-chrome freeze
uninstall chrome an re install from software centre
– Siddharth Jain
Jul 13 '18 at 8:47
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When I am using chrome after some time system freeze. I don't know why it's happening with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. I keep updating my system.
google-chrome freeze
When I am using chrome after some time system freeze. I don't know why it's happening with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. I keep updating my system.
google-chrome freeze
google-chrome freeze
asked Jul 13 '18 at 8:42
Nishant kumarNishant kumar
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uninstall chrome an re install from software centre
– Siddharth Jain
Jul 13 '18 at 8:47
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uninstall chrome an re install from software centre
– Siddharth Jain
Jul 13 '18 at 8:47
uninstall chrome an re install from software centre
– Siddharth Jain
Jul 13 '18 at 8:47
uninstall chrome an re install from software centre
– Siddharth Jain
Jul 13 '18 at 8:47
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first try this trick
google-chrome --disable-gpu
if it runs ok follow this steps
1.Disable hardware acceleration in chrome settings
Steps:
Type "chrome://settings" in the URL bar, and then click "Advanced"
Untick "use hardware acceleration when available"
2.Disable GPU Rasterization
- Go to "chrome://flags"
- Disable "GPU Rasterization"
3.Check how Chrome uses memory (Shift + Escape) (OPTIONAL)
Extensions uses more memory too. If you find high memory usage in extensions (Adblockers are memory hogs), remove them too. That would help.
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first try this trick
google-chrome --disable-gpu
if it runs ok follow this steps
1.Disable hardware acceleration in chrome settings
Steps:
Type "chrome://settings" in the URL bar, and then click "Advanced"
Untick "use hardware acceleration when available"
2.Disable GPU Rasterization
- Go to "chrome://flags"
- Disable "GPU Rasterization"
3.Check how Chrome uses memory (Shift + Escape) (OPTIONAL)
Extensions uses more memory too. If you find high memory usage in extensions (Adblockers are memory hogs), remove them too. That would help.
add a comment |
first try this trick
google-chrome --disable-gpu
if it runs ok follow this steps
1.Disable hardware acceleration in chrome settings
Steps:
Type "chrome://settings" in the URL bar, and then click "Advanced"
Untick "use hardware acceleration when available"
2.Disable GPU Rasterization
- Go to "chrome://flags"
- Disable "GPU Rasterization"
3.Check how Chrome uses memory (Shift + Escape) (OPTIONAL)
Extensions uses more memory too. If you find high memory usage in extensions (Adblockers are memory hogs), remove them too. That would help.
add a comment |
first try this trick
google-chrome --disable-gpu
if it runs ok follow this steps
1.Disable hardware acceleration in chrome settings
Steps:
Type "chrome://settings" in the URL bar, and then click "Advanced"
Untick "use hardware acceleration when available"
2.Disable GPU Rasterization
- Go to "chrome://flags"
- Disable "GPU Rasterization"
3.Check how Chrome uses memory (Shift + Escape) (OPTIONAL)
Extensions uses more memory too. If you find high memory usage in extensions (Adblockers are memory hogs), remove them too. That would help.
first try this trick
google-chrome --disable-gpu
if it runs ok follow this steps
1.Disable hardware acceleration in chrome settings
Steps:
Type "chrome://settings" in the URL bar, and then click "Advanced"
Untick "use hardware acceleration when available"
2.Disable GPU Rasterization
- Go to "chrome://flags"
- Disable "GPU Rasterization"
3.Check how Chrome uses memory (Shift + Escape) (OPTIONAL)
Extensions uses more memory too. If you find high memory usage in extensions (Adblockers are memory hogs), remove them too. That would help.
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uninstall chrome an re install from software centre
– Siddharth Jain
Jul 13 '18 at 8:47