NES Dual Port RAM Interface

Re:NES Dual Port RAM Interface by psgbg on Monday May 05, 2014 @06:20PM (#7701669)

I don't know if anybody can confirm this but this site causes that firefox (firefox 29 arch linux) use up to 300% of cpu (according to top).

Weird. I noticed this when the cooler started to work. Minutes after start the machine in a cool day.

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Re:NES Dual Port RAM Interface by psgbg on Monday May 05, 2014 @09:31PM (#7702409)

I don't know why so many down votes. I just happened to have a problem, made a comment to confirm If it was me.

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Re:NES Dual Port RAM Interface by bartbes on Tuesday May 06, 2014 @02:31AM (#7703087)

I was wondering why my fans started spinning up yesterday, now I know. Firefox 29 on linux here, and indeed it does seem that page is doing something weird.

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Re:NES Dual Port RAM Interface by binarycrusader on Monday May 05, 2014 @07:12PM (#7701887)

No problems here, but it does have several Adobe Flash embeds.

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Re:NES Dual Port RAM Interface by psgbg on Monday May 05, 2014 @07:34PM (#7701974)

I have flashblock, and since this incident noscript.

This seems to be a problem related to Mozilla's javascript interpreter, since Chromium works fine (and worst do not affect other versions and platforms). It's not flash nor other embedded issue.

The problem do not block the ui just consume an insane amount of resources.

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Re:NES Dual Port RAM Interface by binarycrusader on Thursday May 08, 2014 @06:16PM (#7718048)

I'm using FireFox 29 on Solaris and don't see the CPU usage problem.

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Re:NES Dual Port RAM Interface by edlinfan on Monday May 05, 2014 @07:14PM (#7701891)

No problems with FF29 on Win7.

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Re:NES Dual Port RAM Interface by psgbg on Monday May 05, 2014 @07:27PM (#7701945)

Thanks. Weird. I looked into the source (not a web developer) and I didn't see any suspicious. This confirms that it's probably my configuration.

Just to be sure. Chromium 34 works just fine.

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