What is GPU process in Chrome and how can I enable/disable GPU process?

You may have noticed the slow speed of your PC while browsing the web. This speed issue is due to the high memory usage of your browser.

 

As the case is, many of the users on the internet throughout the world are using Google Chrome for browsing and it has become the most popular browser. According to a study there were around 3 billion users of chrome in 2021 which means you are not the only one who is using chrome as the main browser.

 

But after all these brilliant stats chrome has some of the cons and one of these is that it uses much memory. Different types of installed extensions and each tab which emerges on every search cause a lot of memory usage.

 

Google Chrome uses a lot of memory because each plugin, extension and web page uses separate memory. You can notice it on your task manager. You will see there different tabs opened using separate memory which causes high memory usage in Chrome. Even each process in chrome uses a small portion of RAM but when you add all these processes up you will see it will result in large.

 

Whenever you open a number of tabs in Chrome then you feel that your PC is just getting slow and slow and you may notice a message in the task manager as “GPU process in chrome is using a lot of memory”.

 

What! What the heck “GPU process in chrome” is?

 

In this blog post we are going to know about the GPU process in chrome. We will learn how to enable/disable the GPU process in Chrome.

 

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