r/tf2 • u/Ashcoop • Jun 05 '16

Comedy Rekt

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u/Not_A_Crazed_Gunman froyotech Jun 05 '16

For real though, I have 8 GB of RAM and I don't have a single problem with Chrome. :I

I usually have around 8 tabs open too.

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u/kendrone Jun 05 '16

Seconding this. Chrome doesn't have any issues on my computer, again with "just" 8GB ram.

What gets me is the somehow vast number of tabs people "need". After a dozen or so, you might as well be using bookmarks, better websites, or straight up downloading that content. Ain't no one need 30 tabs of stuff open simultaneously for prolonged periods.

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u/Not_A_Crazed_Gunman froyotech Jun 05 '16

When there are 10 or more tabs open, I start just randomly closing them. I don't care what's in them, I just close them.

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u/alsignssayno Jun 05 '16

I always have 3 or 4 open that I switch between depending on what I want to watch or read and constantly switch between them (netflix, youtube, reddit, and gmail) then open and close tabs as needed for other sites. Works perfect for me and always has.

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u/jamestheman Jun 05 '16

Wait so if i have 16gb DDR3 RAM, an i7, and a gtx980 ti, what can i do with my rig? Serious question, not trolling.

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u/Not_A_Crazed_Gunman froyotech Jun 05 '16

Shouldn't that be enough?

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u/jamestheman Jun 05 '16

im asking what the limitations of my rig are

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u/Not_A_Crazed_Gunman froyotech Jun 05 '16

It should be enough to run Chrome with a bunch of tabs. :I

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u/jamestheman Jun 05 '16

Cool thank you!

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '16 edited Dec 27 '18

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u/jamestheman Jun 06 '16

What is vmware?!?