Safari takes up 15.7% of the CPU core while Flash Player takes up 85.7% of the CPU core?
If it weren't for a 2-core processor, the warring coupling of Safari and Flash wouldn't be able to dwell in the same silicon home together.
Monday, March 15, 2010
Flash on a Mac: Memory Hog?
Despite many entreaties to believe that the Emporer does, indeed, have on clothes, I can't help but noticing this type of occurrence happens more frequently these days:
Safari takes up 15.7% of the CPU core while Flash Player takes up 85.7% of the CPU core?
If it weren't for a 2-core processor, the warring coupling of Safari and Flash wouldn't be able to dwell in the same silicon home together.
Safari takes up 15.7% of the CPU core while Flash Player takes up 85.7% of the CPU core?
If it weren't for a 2-core processor, the warring coupling of Safari and Flash wouldn't be able to dwell in the same silicon home together.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)