New msn - high cpu usage.
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Re: New msn - high cpu usage.
Been using this for a few weeks now and I've noticed that even idle it's using around 20% CPU time (which is 40% of one core) going up to 36-39% and maxing out a core completely at times. Causes my laptop fan to go mental until I shutdown MSN.
Anybody else experiencing this?....Freak in the morning, Freak in the evening, aint no other Freak like me thats breathing....
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Re: New msn - high cpu usage.
do you mean just the messenger bit or the entire msn site? (or both). The site itself has caused similar problems for me - and it appeared to be there new advertising features causing the problem. After I ran adblock plus - everything settled down. just fyi, in case its related to your issue.
I guess you mean 'browser based' as all instant messaging is web based.Comment
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Re: New msn - high cpu usage.
Not your bad, IMO. The Web is just World Wide Web of documents delivered via the http protocol, making it synonymous with "browser based". MSN uses an entirely different protocol over The Internet. Perhaps
Anyways, the standalone messenger client uses hardly any CPU for me, even with those flash ads all over it.Comment
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Re: New msn - high cpu usage.
Ah well. The adverts on Microsoft's offering were doing my head in anyway. Enjoying Pidgin muchly.Comment
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Re: New msn - high cpu usage.
For people that use Pidgin: Can you get it to notify you of new Hotmail messages? Friend likes it and this seems to be his only stumbling block to switching.Comment
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Re: New msn - high cpu usage.
Theres a check box under Accounts->Account->edit account that says "New Mail Notifications"
Hope that works.
You can log to hotmail also by going Accounts->account->open hotmail inbox.Dont panic, its organic.Comment
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