[athlon 200ge] gpu accelerated web causes lags ingame using integrated graphics

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in most games it causes lag spikes when gpu accelerated web rendering is enabled, also i am not sure but friends tab also causes additional lags while being logged in, i use most windows 10 security features like virtualization etc and i think all of that put together lags it because of the spectre software patches, i cant disable any of that because i often get hacked.

[ReBoot]

Disable GPU acceleratipn then. And work on your security

[Mad Scientist]

If you often get "hacked", maybe stop giving away your login to 3rd party sites or pirating games likely infected with malware which can include keyloggers.
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/10/3044984779775294281/?ctp=2

I had a strong suspicion you were using low end equipment from the post history speaking of performance issues, are you even using a dedicated GPU? That's a dual-core budget cpu, it's going to have severe limitations.

引用自 ReBoot：

Disable GPU acceleratipn then. And work on your security

[ReBoot]

引用自 sanic：

i have gtx 970 but i dont use it to save electricity since i mostly play old titles, and hacks are just part of life in russia because we use china hardware for internet like mostly everywhere, my mic is always on etc, a kgb state since like ussr times.

While it's true that the Russian government spies on it's citizens, that's still some world-class conspiracy theorism here. How do you get "hacked"?

[ReBoot]

引用自 sanic：

[from time to time i get windows glitches out of nowhere[/quote]
What exactly do window glitches got to do with "getting hacked"?

[Mad Scientist]

引用自 sanic：

uhhmm, by neighbours from upstairs?? idk how isp has control over it, like i do stuff to fix it but from time to time i get windows glitches out of nowhere, that is i dont download pirated software since like years ago. maybe i got it with mods, or which is more likely just some kgb agent hacking me from time to time, maybe from china idk, it seems they get triggered by anyone who supports usa or acts suspicious idk, aha not a conspiracy just usual north korea stuff.

We've been over that Black Mesa is extremely recent, so such activity is still going on. You're downloading infected files.

Windows can also have random issues from time to time especially as you run low on memory or other resources. Windows updates are also automatic, and with win10 even if you disable some update related things, it likes to get updates anyway unless you know what you're doing. Much like how it'll defrag drives when the system is idle for an amount of time.

If you're having issues, it's not windows and it's not your government. Having a good AV would prevent a lot of your issues, but on a dual core system it would hit performance. No conspiracy theory stuff needed, just a lot of system infections and likely downloading from other questionable infected sources piled over the years into what you experience now.

[Zekiran]

What on earth are you even talking about dude.

If you have security problems physically or on your computer, that's 100% your problem. Fix your connection, keep your neighbors off your network, and out of your house/apartment.

Your crappy computer's onboard graphics won't help you play games. if you have a proper video card, use it. If your computer is garbage, without a good power supply or if your apartment can't handle a simple computer's draw, that's again, not steam's problem and also not something anyone here can help you with.

[Mad Scientist]

引用自 sanic：

引用自 Zekiran：

What on earth are you even talking about dude.

If you have security problems physically or on your computer, that's 100% your problem. Fix your connection, keep your neighbors off your network, and out of your house/apartment.

Your crappy computer's onboard graphics won't help you play games. if you have a proper video card, use it. If your computer is garbage, without a good power supply or if your apartment can't handle a simple computer's draw, that's again, not steam's problem and also not something anyone here can help you with.

ok, my issue is steam lags my pc, idk why but gpu rendering is broken, it has nothing to do with hacks because i had this issue both on linux and win 10 on multiple machines, there is either some background process or some other that just runs all the time breaking and lagging games, again nothing to do with conspiracy theories, i always present issue as is and every thread just goes down into accusation towards me.

Well it's not accusations when you admit to doing something.
As for the rest of it, you're using a dual core with integrated graphics, the CPU is likely overwhelmed, so of course performance across the board is going to be fairly bad. You should be using that 970 you supposedly have for graphics, so the CPU can be used less than it is currently.

[Zekiran]

"After a day of being on" ... do you not turn your computer off when you're no longer up and about? Turn your computer off. What you're seeming to describe is basically the parts are overheating, wearing out, or failing.

This has NOTHING to do with Steam, Bethesda, Microsoft, or any other company. They are not to blame for you abusing your computer hardware.

[Zekiran]

Dude, what you really should think about is, "stick to your own subject matter".

If you're concerned that something is wrong with the hardware on your computer, don't talk about politics or other people or whatever else - just... stick with one subject.

The computer's problems can be fixed, but you have to do it on your end. Properly turning of your computer, having a proper power supply and power outlets that work right, and having a good idea of how your components work together are important.

[crunchyfrog]

引用自 sanic：

引用自 Mr. Gentlebot：

If you often get "hacked", maybe stop giving away your login to 3rd party sites or pirating games likely infected with malware which can include keyloggers.
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/10/3044984779775294281/?ctp=2

I had a strong suspicion you were using low end equipment from the post history speaking of performance issues, are you even using a dedicated GPU? That's a dual-core budget cpu, it's going to have severe limitations.

i have gtx 970 but i dont use it to save electricity since i mostly play old titles, and hacks are just part of life in russia because we use china hardware for internet like mostly everywhere, my mic is always on etc, a kgb state since like ussr times.

That's not how it works at all.

Where you live has no bearing on the state of your computer's security. That's entirely up to you.

If you go to those gambling sites, skin sites, "vote for my team" sites or anything like that then that's how you keep getting hacked. Either that or you've been hacked once and you aren't securing your account properly afterwards.

Here's exactly how this happens.

You see a skin gambling site, and you go and have a nose. It asks you to log in with Steam, so you do so,. You can then go about your business there. You might take a punt and go for some skins, you might not. You may return several times over the weeks, and again you might not.

But then weeks later, your account gets stolen. How did this happen? Remember when you logged in via Steam? You didn't - you GAVE them your details. No outside site logs into Steam.

So first of all stop doing this. Adjust your online habits. I get that if you're in Russia money can be hard come by so it's tempting to sell skins and so on, but this is how it happens.

Lastly, make sure you follow the guides as to securing your account properly because if you miss steps or don't do them in the right order, any changes to your passwords will be given right back to the phisher.

[crunchyfrog]

引用自 sanic：

引用自 crunchyfrog：

That's not how it works at all.

Where you live has no bearing on the state of your computer's security. That's entirely up to you.

If you go to those gambling sites, skin sites, "vote for my team" sites or anything like that then that's how you keep getting hacked. Either that or you've been hacked once and you aren't securing your account properly afterwards.

Here's exactly how this happens.

You see a skin gambling site, and you go and have a nose. It asks you to log in with Steam, so you do so,. You can then go about your business there. You might take a punt and go for some skins, you might not. You may return several times over the weeks, and again you might not.

But then weeks later, your account gets stolen. How did this happen? Remember when you logged in via Steam? You didn't - you GAVE them your details. No outside site logs into Steam.

So first of all stop doing this. Adjust your online habits. I get that if you're in Russia money can be hard come by so it's tempting to sell skins and so on, but this is how it happens.

Lastly, make sure you follow the guides as to securing your account properly because if you miss steps or don't do them in the right order, any changes to your passwords will be given right back to the phisher.

i have lived in canada for like 5 years and none of this happened to me like ever, i know how and why it happens and that is why i am pissed, like it doesn't just randomly happens, it happens always and i mean like 99 percent of time in connection that is not related to going to any sites, it always happens for dumb reasons as if someone just monitors my activity online and makes arbitrary decivsion to screw my system up. and all of this is fine if i had my own place where i could be in quite, but i live in an alcoholic family and its either those morons on my pc that harass me or my drunk parents who yells at my mom, like i have nowhere to go because i cant afford rent and doing all of this surveilance bs while i am in a stressful situation just reinforces my worldview that these spec ops guiys are just morons who like to have fun making people miserable.

like i dont do piracy or any of that crap and they still do it every time i say some stuff is wrong, it doesn't have to politics, it could be anything i dont like and every time it happens that just kick me in the butt for speaking about it, like it has nothing to do with sites of any kind.

We;;,. there's your problem right there. If you are allowing others access to your PC, you cannot possibly know where they are going or what they're doing and in that case, you're never going to get on top of this issue unless you fix that.