lowering the image quality is a workaround but not the solution for a missing feature (hardware acceleration) in an official google product named chrome browser.
The difference comes from bad gpu acceleration decode support in chrome. So the video decode is going through software decoding by the cpu, which is much slower then with gpu. Chrome on Windows is s...
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The difference comes from bad gpu acceleration decode support in chrome. So the video decode is going through software decoding by the cpu, which is much slower then with gpu. Chrome on Windows is supporting gpu decoding natively without any problems. Maybe you can get better decoding by using a vaapi patched chromium version or brave browser. Just search about how to use vaapi with chromium on linux.
Hello, I found a performance boost for my stadia experience on Manjaro Linux in chrome stable release by changing the cpu governor. To do so: Terminal: sudo cpupower frequency-set -g performance furth...
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Hello, I found a performance boost for my stadia experience on Manjaro Linux in chrome stable release by changing the cpu governor. To do so: Terminal: sudo cpupower frequency-set -g performance further information: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/CPU_frequency_scaling The result was a lot better then with the stock setting on "schedutil". Btw I have an amd cpu so might be a bit different on intel cpus.