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So, very recently, I've been having a serious problem with Google Chrome on Windows 10, it worked fine before the recent Windows 10 updates.

Recently, Google Chrome has been using gargantuan amounts of CPU recently, I noticed this in Task Manager and whenever I'm playing a game with a YouTube video in the background.

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Why did Google Chrome suddenly use a lot of CPU? Is it because of the updates? As of right now, Chrome and Windows 10 are my favorites and I would not want to use something different.

magicandre1981
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StoleYourShroud
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Go to Chrome's Task Manager, hidden under Tools, and you can see which windows are slowing you down. To verify, you can use that to shut down the worst websites you are visiting.

Since Facebook is popular, I've noticed that some of my users at work, even when I know they were not actively looking at the Facebook page, have consumed over 1 GB of bandwidth in a few hours alone.

Automatically loading and auto-playing video is a huge problem, and Chrome plugins that can force play, only on-demand with a click, is about the only way to stop this madness. Any recommendations for the best plugins??

DaaBoss
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