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Off topic: I wish someone would do this kind of analysis to determine why Microsoft Teams helper process is always at 50-70% CPU load on my M-Based MacBook Pro. My laptop is warm/hot to touch as a result of it.
I see 0% CPU for control center here (13.6) so either fixed, or not always the case.
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Control Center is an overlay that is only shown when the appropriate icon in the menu bar is clicked. https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/mchl50f94f8f/13.0/m...
Couldn't it render on demand (on click)? Or when the mouse starts entering the target before the click at least?
I see 0% CPU for control center here (13.6) so either fixed, or not always the case.
Off topic: I wish someone would do this kind of analysis to determine why Microsoft Teams helper process is always at 50-70% CPU load on my M-Based MacBook Pro. My laptop is warm/hot to touch as a result of it.
I see 0% CPU for control center here (13.6) so either fixed, or not always the case.
I see 0% CPU for control center here (13.6) so either fixed, or not always the case.
That's probably a good amount of battery life that can be claimed back once this is fixed
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The fix will be ready for the next macOS Apple Event so that they can claim battery performance improvements
Meanwhile Apple is the company most actively working on better battery performance, less memory utilization (e.g. compressed memory) and other such changes...
doesn't solve much and it's been available in all other OS for a long time.
many reported that compressed memory can negatively impact performances in certain scenarios
For example
https://github.com/microsoft/Windows-Dev-Performance/issues/...