What are you doing, are you cheating?
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dmankch wrote:
What are you doing, are you cheating?
lol , Of course I don't. The engine that exists in the site I'm talking about.
I m not sure but ,graphic animation can also cause this. ( high possibility)
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Feb 27, 2022
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that screenshot is meaningless without seeing a list of all of the active processes on your computer. to show a screenshot of the website just after a game, and a picture of some utility displaying high CPU load -- there's a lot more that can bump up CPU load aside from Chess.com's post-game analysis.
correlation is not causation.
plux wrote:
that screenshot is meaningless without seeing a list of all of the active processes on your computer. to show a screenshot of the website just after a game, and a picture of some utility displaying high CPU load -- there's a lot more that can bump up CPU load aside from Chess.com's post-game analysis.
correlation is not causation.
You can be sure that I have given due care to the representation of the CPU graph. Also, it's not about post-game analysis, you see the graph during the game (I mentioned that). Also, when I turned off the animation, I saw the values increase (50 C temperature and about 20% Load).
bygokcen wrote:
plux wrote:
that screenshot is meaningless without seeing a list of all of the active processes on your computer. to show a screenshot of the website just after a game, and a picture of some utility displaying high CPU load -- there's a lot more that can bump up CPU load aside from Chess.com's post-game analysis.
correlation is not causation.
You can be sure that I have given due care to the representation of the CPU graph. Also, it's not about post-game analysis, you see the graph during the game (I mentioned that). Also, when I turned off the animation, I saw the values increase (50 C temperature and about 20% Load).
Why is the computer processor overloaded while playing games? The engine is turned off and only the browser is open. This should be prevented.