Firefox Crashing on Linux OSº

[abarbarian 3,554]

On 11/23/2021 at 11:57 AM, sunrat said:

 

What browser and version? I would imagine WebGL support has advanced somewhat since my old FF 78 ESR. Computer is 6 year old i5 6500 w GTX970.

I just tried it in Chromium 90, works OK with 30,000 fish almost smoothly.

 

My pc is six years old too,

 

https://www.pcreview.co.uk/threads/skylake-we-have-lift-off.4069430/

 

Just a tad beefier than your rig though.

 

Used FF on my Arch os.

 

firefox 94.0.2-2

 

[sunrat 2,375]

5 hours ago, abarbarian said:

 

My pc is six years old too,

 

https://www.pcreview.co.uk/threads/skylake-we-have-lift-off.4069430/

 

Just a tad beefier than your rig though.

 

Used FF on my Arch os.

 

firefox 94.0.2-2

 

 

Ah, yes, somewhat beefier than mine. And latest Firefox may help. Link doesn't mention graphics, are you using onboard Intel graphics?

[V.T. Eric Layton 6,855]

The Firefox crashing issue folks have been experiencing is supposedly fixed in the newest version now available... 94.0.2.

 

 

 

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[abarbarian 3,554]

20 hours ago, sunrat said:

 

Ah, yes, somewhat beefier than mine. And latest Firefox may help. Link doesn't mention graphics, are you using onboard Intel graphics?

 

Nope never tried out the onboard graphics. I bought a development version of the Zotac GTX 1070 substantially cheaper than a retail one when I first built the rig. So far it has done me proud and it should handle VR stuff at a not too high level too if I ever go that route.

 

ZOTAC GeForce® GTX 1070

I re read the thread I posted on the build and came across this,

 

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However lets say the whole build cost £1,000 if you factor in the psu I bought ages ago with a view to this upgrade and the ssd's I have. Then if the pc lasts ten years that works out at £2 a week. Realistically I should get five years of decent use out of it which works out to £4 a week that is only the price of a couple of beers a week. For a two and a half year life span it works out at £8 a week. Hardly enough to get fish chips and peas and a pint.

 

The original Corsair AX 850 psu died a few months ago (it had been running  24/7 for five years or so) and was replaced with a Corsair HX 850. An I bought a replacement  1 TB nvme which cost less than the original 256 MB one. So my total cost has gone up even so I recon that since I built the rig it has cost me less than £4 a week and dropping with every week that passes. Making my pc building and computing hobby a pretty cheap deal all round.