Step 1: In Microsoft Edge, click the three-dot menu icon in the upper right to open Settings. To avoid this, you’ll have to disable hardware acceleration in Edge by following the steps below. However, this also causes Edge to consume more power than usual. Disable Hardware AccelerationĮnabling hardware acceleration allows Edge to assign some graphics-intensive tasks to your system’s GPU instead of the CPU and improve its visual output. Try using Edge again and monitor its battery consumption to see if it helps. Step 3: On your right, use the dropdown menu next to ‘Turn on efficiency mode when’ and select Always. Step 2: Click on the System and performance tab from the left sidebar.
Click on the three-dot menu icon in the top right corner and select Settings from the list. Step 1: Open Microsoft Edge on your laptop. However, you can configure Edge to always run in Efficiency mode by following the steps below.
Also, Edge turns on Efficiency mode automatically when Windows runs low on battery. It limits Edge’s CPU usage by modifying certain tab activities and putting inactive tabs to sleep. You can enable Efficiency mode in Microsoft Edge help to manage your laptop’s battery life. Thanks for posting! I look forward to chatting more with you.In this post, we’ll share some effective ways through which you can prevent Microsoft Edge from draining your Windows laptop’s battery. From there, we can look at our next steps! (And if Eric really wants to, he can hop in to correct me on steps for this.) Grab a screenshot of the browser task manager when things start saying Out of memory, and share it here with me. Watch the browser task manager as you do this so that you can see which site/tab/process is the culprit here. Ensure startup boost is enabled, then open up all the tabs that you need to so you can reproduce the issue. Right-click on the title bar (where it says Task, Memory, etc.) and select the option for JavaScript memory to show the column of what RAM JS is hogging. If you are willing, could you please enable startup boost again to test this out? Before you do, you can open the browser task manager by holding Shift+Esc on the keyboard. We can dig further into what's going on with the browser's task manager. My teammate u/ericlaw goes over browser memory limits in chromium browsers on his blog here it's an interesting read, highly suggest checking it out, and he gives some tips on how to adjust browser settings to improve this situation. Hey, friend! I'm sorry to see any frustrations here! While it does seem like the two may be related, Out of memory errors typically only show up because there is something on a website eating a ton of memory. Edit: Whoops, said sleeping tabs in here and not startup boost.
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