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Windows 11 - Back in November, I have update my system to 24H2 version and, after it, I noticed that Edge (the browser that I use the most) was behaving very weird, like some kind of stuttering.
It happens when the hardware acceleartion is enabled; at first, the general usage (but mainly scrolling) feels normal, but after a few minutes it starts slowing, and then stutters a lot (by scrolling some web pages, which is the most noticeable way to identify).
It is fixed by disabling hardware acceleration.
Memory*: 8GB RAM (7,69)*
Storage: 256GB ROM (217)
Processor: Intel Core i5-1235U
iGPU*: Intel UHD Graphics*
Dedicated VRAM*: 128MB*
Improving performance and responsiveness of Edge on Windows 11
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I have this issue too, using an AMD 7900 XTX! It causes stuttering, and having the browser auto-start in the background on log-in was causing PC stutter without me even using Edge.
Disabling hardware acceleration fixed the issue.
An absolute joke.
32 GB DDR4 Ram / AMD 5700X CPU / 7900 XTX!