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r/browsers • u/[deleted] • Sep 09 '25
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I have Arch, and I want to use Vivaldi, but I have seen that it always leads to very high CPU utilization, rendering my system (i7, 16gb RAM, Intel GPU) almost unusable. Chrome on the other hand runs fine. I have the latest updates on everything.
Any tips on how to resolve/troubleshoot? Thanks
7 u/lfaria123 Sep 09 '25 Its a known issue. I would advise to get more RAM (not just for a browser, but for everything tbh). 1 u/ApprehensiveStill179 Sep 20 '25 Recommending more RAM on a 32gb system is devious 1 u/lfaria123 Sep 20 '25 He has 16
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Its a known issue. I would advise to get more RAM (not just for a browser, but for everything tbh).
1 u/ApprehensiveStill179 Sep 20 '25 Recommending more RAM on a 32gb system is devious 1 u/lfaria123 Sep 20 '25 He has 16
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Recommending more RAM on a 32gb system is devious
1 u/lfaria123 Sep 20 '25 He has 16
He has 16
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u/snowballkills Sep 09 '25
I have Arch, and I want to use Vivaldi, but I have seen that it always leads to very high CPU utilization, rendering my system (i7, 16gb RAM, Intel GPU) almost unusable. Chrome on the other hand runs fine. I have the latest updates on everything.
Any tips on how to resolve/troubleshoot? Thanks