Solved Google Chrome Problem

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Hi all, new guy here xD. very good site btw

The problem i Have is in chrome, exactly with gpu stuff. i'm not expert in this so i will be the most clear as possible.
When scroll up or down in a Page, appear some white bars like this :

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so, in the old chrome versions when the opction "GPU Compossing on all pages" was available, i just need to disable and thats all. but now this is not possible because that option is only on linux.

This not happen in firefox or IE but i dont like that browsers. what i need to do?

btw i have a laptop, amd c-60, radeon hd 6290.


thanks
 
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what Chrome version you're on? on Windows ?
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Latest version of Chrome... Windows 8.1 Update 1...

I'm not really sure but I think it's gone in my system. I tried to browse on Facebook and I haven't noticed the problem. I'll test again next time when I'll browse picture-intensive websites.
 
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I still get the problem after all.
Turning off hardware acceleration makes browsing slow too (there are many lags).
 
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Latest version of Chrome... Windows 8.1 Update 1...

I'm not really sure but I think it's gone in my system. I tried to browse on Facebook and I haven't noticed the problem. I'll test again next time when I'll browse picture-intensive websites.
sometimes On chrome we got such as issue therefore on the latest version they have Fixed...
not only Chrome cause the such problem also your system...base on some trial and error method.
 
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If you have time and agree I suggest you Clean Uninstall your Chrome inculde Registry File
after that Re-install with ONline SETUP..be sure your Flash Player Plugins have the latest.
 
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It sometimes happen to me too but I'm sure its because of bad connection like mine.
Of course as long as we are Surfing on Internet It's required resonable connection Speed
except we are Surfing on the Beach.....First check your Download Speed from your ISP
also the Ping Time...:)
 
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Check speed here http://www.speedtest.net/
Check Ping/Jitter Here http://www.pingtest.net/
Sample Speed My Download speed http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3313325897
Check if your ISP throttle or shape your traffic/Bandwidth http://broadband.mpi-sws.org/transparency/bttest.php
Sample of the quite Good Ping time and Jitter http://www.pingtest.net/result/78476548.png
Minimum Recommended Download Speed here http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3313325869
3MBp/s 3mega Bit per second 1bit equivalent 8 Byte. (You can surfing and youtubing with
downloading quite comfortable) This is just example from my practice and hope will helped
you a lot If Not simply Just leave IT..That's all....enjoy...
 
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It sometimes happen to me too but I'm sure its because of bad connection like mine.
Of course as long as we are Surfing on Internet It's required resonable connection Speed
except we are Surfing on the Beach.....First check your Download Speed from your ISP
also the Ping Time...:)
My download speed is 150kb/s and this is awful.
 
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My download speed is 150kb/s and this is awful.
what speed you have no matter for you as long as you can
go everywhere on internet right? this is just a test procedure...
more lower speed more lower you spend
your penny just for web surfing.
 
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It has happened to me occasionally, but i only notice it if im scrolling fast, and on certain sites, like MT..
 
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I've only experienced this behaviour with Chrome, on older hardware. For example, I would often get the transparent-style on my previous laptop that is 6 years old.
 
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I'd like to revoke my previous comment.

I notice this on Chrome when I scroll up / down in speed. After a few repeated tries, it becomes less noticeable.

On a new webpage, non-cached it's very noticeable.
 
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