ash123

Hi, have you assigned some GPU resources to that VM? If not, maybe the processor is busy as it has to do all the rendering. Your case is very interesting. I never tried a Windows VM but used the Web Client on Linux and experienced a high CPU load, too (see here). But I did use my notebook which has a CPU with an integrated GPU (graphic processor). So my suspicion was that it had something to do with it. Maybe missing hardware acceleration...I don't know. I ended up using a separate windows installation.

Thanks for replying. The CPU is a AMD Quad-Core Pro A8-7150B with Radeon R5 graphic chip (2,0 GHz, 4 MB Cache). @RushbieDoes the screenshot show the desktop client or the web application?

Hi, as a Linux user, I really appreciate the Poker web application. But unfortunately, it produces a really high CPU load so that my cooler has to work loud. I tested several scenarios just with the Poker web application open: With Google Chrome there are two processes which altogether produce approx. 60-90% CPU load (see screenshot). With Firefox, there is only one process which produces a CPU load of approx. 70% - constantly. Can you confirm this high load on other systems? Is this CPU load considerd normal or abnormal? Best regards, ash123