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Unusual CPU usage spikes with 32-bit version #141

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narinishi opened this issue Jan 1, 2024 · 10 comments
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Unusual CPU usage spikes with 32-bit version #141

narinishi opened this issue Jan 1, 2024 · 10 comments

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@narinishi
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Am using 119.0.6045.192. Switching from 64-bit to the current 32-bit zip. Have been noticing brief spikes in CPU utilization which render the browser temporarily unresponsive.

@win32ss
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win32ss commented Jan 1, 2024

I assume that these spikes are not generating dumps.

I wonder if you can open Process Hacker or similar tool, open the process producing the CPU spikes, then open the specific thread causing the spikes, and show me the call stack for that thread?

@narinishi
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No dumps. It's only unresponsive for a few seconds which isn't enough time for me to find the relevant thread.

Just happens intermittently, can't figure out a specific way to reproduce.

@narinishi
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image I managed to catch this.

@narinishi
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Also, after my computer has been in standby, when I switch to Supermium, it takes a while before it's responsive, whereas I also have Chromium 109 browser running which responds right away. Here I have captured an image of one of the threads

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@narinishi
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Seems to not occur if running with --no-sandbox - for reference, it can be confirmed this flag is active by checking chrome://sandbox/

@andika207
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Also, after my computer has been in standby, when I switch to Supermium, it takes a while before it's responsive, whereas I also have Chromium 109 browser running which responds right away.

do you use the same extensions or have the same number of tabs open at a time in both browsers ?

@andika207
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Have been noticing brief spikes in CPU utilization which render the browser temporarily unresponsive.

what CPU is this ?

@narinishi
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Also, after my computer has been in standby, when I switch to Supermium, it takes a while before it's responsive, whereas I also have Chromium 109 browser running which responds right away.

do you use the same extensions or have the same number of tabs open at a time in both browsers ?

Similar extensions, and other browser was more immediately responsive with tabs already open vs Supermium with no tabs open.

Have been noticing brief spikes in CPU utilization which render the browser temporarily unresponsive.

what CPU is this ?

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@Alex313031
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@andika207 @narinishi Commenting to follow this thread.

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@Alex313031 there's a subscribe button on the right side if you don't want to post anything.
I don't know the actual cause of my issue #158 but it seems to have gone away since then...

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