I have a Gigabyte P25Xv2-CF1 Laptop with Windows 7.
I have been using it for over a year now and never had any problems with watching YouTube until just a month ago. I have tried watching videos in Fire Fox and Google Chrome, both do the same thing.
I have been having two problems that I never had before:
1. YouTube videos take a long time to start playing. It will show the loading symbol for a good 15 seconds before the video shows anything. Once it starts everything loads fine from there. (I have a stable internet connection and it still does it)
2.When I watch a video, my laptop's CPU usage goes to about 45%. I know that's not that high, but it's enough to make the fans come on, and they are very loud. And I could watch videos before with a CPU usage of barely anything.
I tried disabling hardware acceleration and that didn't do anything. I also enabled VP9 in Fire Fox and it still does it.
I've tried Google and have had no luck. If you have any idea what might be wrong I'd appreciate the help. Thanks. (Also, I wasn't sure what category this would be so I chose Windows 7)
I have been using it for over a year now and never had any problems with watching YouTube until just a month ago. I have tried watching videos in Fire Fox and Google Chrome, both do the same thing.
I have been having two problems that I never had before:
1. YouTube videos take a long time to start playing. It will show the loading symbol for a good 15 seconds before the video shows anything. Once it starts everything loads fine from there. (I have a stable internet connection and it still does it)
2.When I watch a video, my laptop's CPU usage goes to about 45%. I know that's not that high, but it's enough to make the fans come on, and they are very loud. And I could watch videos before with a CPU usage of barely anything.
I tried disabling hardware acceleration and that didn't do anything. I also enabled VP9 in Fire Fox and it still does it.
I've tried Google and have had no luck. If you have any idea what might be wrong I'd appreciate the help. Thanks. (Also, I wasn't sure what category this would be so I chose Windows 7)