On 2014-06-21, Robert Nagy <rob...@openbsd.org> wrote: > Hey, > > So if anyone out there having an old chromium profile and having issues > with video playback or high CPU usage should listen and check some stuff > out. > > First of all navigate to chromium://gpu and check if you have hardware > acceleration enabled, if you do, there is nothing to do you can stop > reading this email, on the other hand if it says that you are software > accelarted only, quit chrome then start chrome with the --ignore-gpu-blacklist > flag then quit chrome again and start using it the way you did before. > It is only necessary to start chrome with this flag once, then you can skip > it.
Thanks, that worked for me. Before I used the flag, it used software only and afterwards it uses 3D acceleration. The URI is actually "chrome://gpu", not "chromium://gpu". Cheers, Jona
