AC GT3 @ Red Bull Ring - Sunday 2nd August 2020

[Chris Down]

Thanks everyone for the great racing this week! I saw some great battles and I'm glad you folks had a good time. This week we're out and about in the north of Italy at Imola, with some temperatures that should make both the soft or medium strategy possible. Come join us!

EU - GT3 @ Imola - Sunday 9th August 2020

by JMW Motorsport on Flickr: link This week we're going to one of this year's F1 tracks, featuring challenging racing in the north of Italy at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, also just known simply by its location as "Imola". A fan and racer favourite, the track has long straights and...

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[pattikins]

It's even worse. I open Chrome and crashes instantly.

I think it's Chrome, somehow. If I don't open it at all, I don't get full virtual memory. If I open it and then I close it, I still have a chance to hit 100% on virtual memory. RAM is not loading fully either.

I did a Windows check for the RAM, it went to a DOS like interface and made some test and said everything is fine with RAM. I don't really know what is happening.

Do you have any Chrome extensions/apps enabled? When I had them enabled, even after shutting the browser down, I found that Chrome was running in the background, eating up my cpu resources, alongside Malwarebytes. If you do, it might be worth disabling them to see if they are having an impact on your virtual memory.

 

[Chris Down]

Do you have any Chrome extensions/apps enabled? When I had them enabled, even after shutting the browser down, I found that Chrome was running in the background, eating up my cpu resources, alongside Malwarebytes. If you do, it might be worth disabling them to see if they are having an impact on your virtual memory.

Yeah, I also find this annoying. You can disable this with settings -> advanced -> system -> untick continue running background apps.

 

[Raresch]

Do you have any Chrome extensions/apps enabled? When I had them enabled, even after shutting the browser down, I found that Chrome was running in the background, eating up my cpu resources, alongside Malwarebytes. If you do, it might be worth disabling them to see if they are having an impact on your virtual memory.

I have only 3. AdBlocker-Grammarly (to correct my English spelling) - BitDefender Anti-tracker.
I did deactivate the options Chris said also.

 

[Kerem Gocen]

Sorry for missing this, I'll try to be there for the next one. Hope I did not block anyone's spot.