Speed Up Your PC – Stop Chrome From Slowing You Down!

Google Chrome is known to be a RAM memory hog, which invariably slows down your computer. Many people have complained that the Chrome browser eats up a lot of RAM on their computers, making it difficult to run other apps and software at full tilt. But Chrome is finally introducing a new feature that tells you how each tab in Chrome is using your system’s memory.

It might not sound like a big deal, but getting information about Chrome’s RAM usage can be a big plus for millions of users who otherwise had to go to the system’s Task Manager (Windows) to get information about their web browser’s RAM usage. .

Imagine if you didn’t have to do the heavy lifting just to see how much RAM (or memory) your device Chrome is hogging from the available RAM. This feature allows users to decide if they want to kill any tab that is taking up a lot of RAM.

Chrome is the leading web browser in the market with over 60 percent share, but people have been forced to look to alternatives like Microsoft Edge and Firefox due to its resource-intensive performance.

So who can use the RAM access feature in Chrome and how does it work? First, make sure that the Chrome browser on your computer is updated to version 119 or higher. Now you can hover your mouse over each tab where you will see a small box with the RAM usage information given at the bottom of this screen.

Can this help you prevent Chrome from slowing down your system? Well, to some extent, but the only way to make it fully happen is to close any heavy apps or websites running in the browser.

Chrome has other memory and power saving modes that claim to solve this problem, but in general Chrome uses more memory than other browsers. This new Chrome feature isn’t just limited to Windows users, as Mac, Linux, and even ChromeOS users will get the tool in the coming days.

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