With chrome open I can watch a video on youtube. At a certain time from watching it, the video gets slower. You can see the video and sound slowing. Eventually it gets so slow that it just stops all together. I have tried this with firefox also.
I have an ATI graphics card and installed the proprietary drivers.
I'm running the latest version of firefox 17.0.1 on ubuntu 12.10 on a Acer Aspire One 722 Netbook. It has an amd dual core C60 processor and 2GB RAM.
As you can see, firefox is absolutely killing my system, it responds really slowly and opening tabs is a royal pain. I have on an average 4-5 open tabs at a given time.
It is happening with 12.04 (just upgraded my system): when firefox is open the system may shutdown spontaneously. All jobs stop working, the opening screen appears asking the password as if the machine was just rebooted. After re-opening and restarting firefox the message says Firefox is having problems to recover tabs possibly due to one of the open webpages. Any clue ?
Hi,
Just this weekend, I got rid of the Windows 7 on my x201 and installed F17 onto it.
I have a sony VAIO with the NVIDIA GT 1GB 640M LE. It's an optimus card, there's a button on above the keyboard that switches between using the NVIDIA card, or just Intel HD 4000 graphics to save power. I've tried unsuccesfully several times to install the NVIDIA driver instead of the native one that comes with Ubuntu, but I kept getting errors so removed it.
In ubuntu with the XFCE interface when I have VLC loaded and attempt to load Firefox the video freezs and loops for almost a minute. I have a 64 bit AMD with 2 gb of ram. I am also running a nvidia graphics card with 128 mb of ram. I have never had this issue until I updated to 12.04. Any ideas? I thought it might be a problem with the video driver and the flsh plugin maybe?
How can I speed this rascal up? Firefox 3.0xx flew compared to 3.5. In particular, the latest version of Firefox essentially "hangs" (i.e., I lose control with the mouse) while it loads a lengthy page. When I play a Flash video and then close that window, my other windows take up to 5 seconds to become responsive again.
My laptop uses a hybrid graphics hardware.
Using the vgaswitcheroo I am able to power off either card and switch between them correctly.
The issue is that the system wakes up/resumes from suspend correctly only when using the discrete graphics, or atleast the discrete graphics must be powered on even if the display is connected to the onboard intel card.
Has anyone faced this issues?
Ubuntu 12.04 runs only in 2D Have an Intel 82865G Graphics Controller. Could this be the problem ? Went to the Intel download center, and this card is supposed to support 3D. It seems Ubuntu does not recocnize this card.