@Proudkid2 said in #1:
I've recently noticed that I've only been running 480 FPS with lichess in the background and opened task manager to find that lichess is take 29 percent of my ryzen CPU. any fixes?
Only 480 FPS, wow, that must look terrible! Anything less than 6000027 FPS just looks like a series of frames to me!
@Proudkid2 said in #1:
> I've recently noticed that I've only been running 480 FPS with lichess in the background and opened task manager to find that lichess is take 29 percent of my ryzen CPU. any fixes?
Only 480 FPS, wow, that must look terrible! Anything less than 6000027 FPS just looks like a series of frames to me!
@Proudkid2 said in #5:
I have 200+ tabs but noticed lichess uses the most at 29 percent
Only 200? I have 5111634 tabs open!
@Proudkid2 said in #5:
> I have 200+ tabs but noticed lichess uses the most at 29 percent
Only 200? I have 5111634 tabs open!
I just checked, and firefox is averaging about 1% of the cpu usage on my (fairly old) Ryzen based computer. Maybe it's one of the other tabs doing stuff in the background. Or you could just be making this up, anyone measuring FPS while running chess software is probably trying to be silly.
I just checked, and firefox is averaging about 1% of the cpu usage on my (fairly old) Ryzen based computer. Maybe it's one of the other tabs doing stuff in the background. Or you could just be making this up, anyone measuring FPS while running chess software is probably trying to be silly.
maybe resolved by now. op?
maybe resolved by now. op?
@dboing said in #14:
maybe resolved by now. op?
yeah its because lichess review happening
@dboing said in #14:
> maybe resolved by now. op?
yeah its because lichess review happening
both computer and phone heat up when stockfish analysis is turned on. otherwise they're chillin'. But not me. A blunder heats my 3 fps brain up quite a bit.
both computer and phone heat up when stockfish analysis is turned on. otherwise they're chillin'. But not me. A blunder heats my 3 fps brain up quite a bit.
@EmaciatedSpaniard said in #16:
both computer and phone heat up when stockfish analysis is turned on. otherwise they're chillin'. But not me. A blunder heats my 3 fps brain up quite a bit.
the last part got me
@EmaciatedSpaniard said in #16:
> both computer and phone heat up when stockfish analysis is turned on. otherwise they're chillin'. But not me. A blunder heats my 3 fps brain up quite a bit.
the last part got me