I remember there were settings before somewhere, but cannot find it now under Windows 10.
]]>I opted to disable the "Throttle non-visible cross-origin iframes" in chrome://flags section as suggested above and I did see improvement in the speed of strategy generation but they are nowhere as near the speed generation when a particular is maximised.
Has anyone else noticed this? Should I be doing anything else in chrome settings to increase the speed of strategy generation?
What does everyone else do in terms of running multiple instances of EA Studio? Do you open separate instances of chrome window or a chrome window with multiple tabs?
]]>Roughey,
No kidding.........here in the attached screenshot you'll see 20 Chrome windows open simultaneously. I have got 16x2=32 Logical processors. I'm calculating H4 strategies and my CPU % usage is around 35%. So it is possible to open many more Chrome windows than I currently have.
ok h4 strategies..it depends on how many bars you have loaded. when you use 200000 bars you never get more than 3 when you dont want to risk crash .
]]>Thanks for this Toffidoc...... This has been a pain in the ass for a while......
Most welcome. Just trying to give back to this community as I've learnt quite a lot from here.
]]>No kidding.........here in the attached screenshot you'll see 20 Chrome windows open simultaneously. I have got 16x2=32 Logical processors. I'm calculating H4 strategies and my CPU % usage is around 35%. So it is possible to open many more Chrome windows than I currently have.
]]>What you need to do is change some settings in Chrome to disable throttling of non-active windows.
Go to the address bar in Chrome and type Chrome://flags
This will bring you to the window shown below. It will warn you the stuff is experimental and such. In the Search bar type "Throttle" and it will bring up a few options, where you can choose to disable them.
Select Throttle Javascript timers in background, and Calculate window occlusion on Windows, and change the option from Default to Disabled.
Click on Relaunch.
After this, when you open multiple Chrome Windows (not tabs), and even if they are hidden behind the front active window all run at the full speed. This way I have opened 20-40 windows all processing simultaneously on my Ryzen 5950X based computer.
Hope this is helpful.
Chris
20-40 chrome tabs??wtf. i can make 6 and when i look on next day 3 are crashed with ryzen 5 1600 sixcore...
]]>If you see only one graph, Right click anywhere on the graph and select Change Graph to....
Logical Processors.
This will show you the usage inidividually of the number of logical threads you have in your CPU. Like you see here in my attached picture. I have 4 Cores with 2 threads each on this current computer (my office one, not the Ryzen one).
Chris
]]>Go to the address bar in Chrome and type Chrome://flags
This will bring you to the window shown below. It will warn you the stuff is experimental and such. In the Search bar type "Throttle" and it will bring up a few options, where you can choose to disable them.
Select Throttle Javascript timers in background, and Calculate window occlusion on Windows, and change the option from Default to Disabled.
Click on Relaunch.
After this, when you open multiple Chrome Windows (not tabs), and even if they are hidden behind the front active window all run at the full speed. This way I have opened 20-40 windows all processing simultaneously on my Ryzen 5950X based computer.
Hope this is helpful.
Chris
]]>https://www.opera.com/de/gx
but problem here after closing tab. settings from before are not saved.
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