This YouTuber Opened 6000 Chrome Tabs On The Mac Pro
Apple'due south Mac Pro is one of the most powerful machines that is available in the market place. The highest tier version coming with 28-cores and one.5 TB of RAM is just insane.
Tech enthusiast and YouTuber, Jonathan Morrison, tested out the Mac Pro in several ways to check out the full power of the car. He created a full pro-res 16K video file and ran a Multi-Cam view on Final Cut Pro, playing xvi videos simultaneously. After this, he ran a test with two renowned music producers creating a song in Logic Pro X using hundreds of tracks and plugins.
The Mac Pro did not break a sweat carrying on with these projects. Nonetheless, recently Jonathan institute a way to finally max-out the machine…and his weapon of choice? Google Chrome!
On January vii, the YouTuber tweeted a post showing that Google Chrome is using a whopping 75GB of RAM. That is when he decided to carry out another listen-bending test to max out the Mac Pro. The test? Opening 6000 Google Chrome tabs of legit websites, simultaneously!
😬 motion picture.twitter.com/OTnIGLdwM5
— Jonathan Morrison 🙋🏻♂️ (@tldtoday) February 7, 2020
Now, opening 6000 tabs of working websites one by 1 would accept a hell lot of fourth dimension, patently, and the YouTuber did non want to open blank tabs. Hence, Jonathan made a script using the "Automator" and made a list of 50 legit websites. First, he re-create-pasted this list twenty times to create g tabs. Then he went on to increase the number gradually. When he reached 5000 tabs, the CPU cores were spiking across the board, but the RAM usage was 200-300GB. Then he decided to run the process for another 1000 tabs, and this is when things got sticky. Upon reaching 6000 tabs, the automobile was using one,440GB (1.44TB) of RAM out of 1.5TB, and quickly increasing.
Upwardly until this point, Chrome was usable. It means, he was able to switch the tabs. But later on the 6000-mark, the "Activeness Monitor" of the Mac showed that the system was using ane.49TB of RAM and there was ane Chrome tab that was not responding (unsurprisingly). So to make Chrome usable over again, he tried to "Force Quit" the unresponsive tab. That made the whole awarding crash and gave 1.49TB of retentiveness back to the machine.
No matter how insane his exam was, it was still unable to crash the whole machine. However, no application has been able to use the full RAM of the Mac Pro until Google Chrome. Not that an boilerplate user (or fifty-fifty a professional user) will work with 6000 Chrome tabs, this examination was performed only for the curious minds.
Head here if y'all desire to check out the Interesting video.
Source: https://beebom.com/youtuber-opened-6000-chrome-tabs-mac-pro/
Posted by: brewerhistat.blogspot.com
0 Response to "This YouTuber Opened 6000 Chrome Tabs On The Mac Pro"
Post a Comment