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Talking about in the browser(Firefox, in this case).
I hope you find a solution to your issue.
https://psteamproxy.yuanyoumao.com/app/70/HalfLife/
For me it's an absolute slideshow, possibly due to the diffused transparency effects in the background but no idea really. Not sure if your old PC supports/displays all the effects however.
Actually I just tried it in 3 different browsers(including Opera GX which is usually EXTREMELY fast), and all perform like a slideshow. It's definitely something with the new site and possible lack of optimisation for higher resolutions and/or text scaling.
All other websites still function just fine as before.
no one uses 8k
like i said no one uses 8k, lowering your resolution will get you better performance.
I'm going to ask the obvious question thought. Why not simply tuning down the resolution? We're speaking of desktop apps here. Unless you rock a 70 inch TV I doubt you see much difference between 8k and 4k.
Big numbers for the sake of big numbers don't always lead to positive improvements.
Don't take it the wrong way, I'm not trying to "troll" or whatever. I'm just legitimately curious as to why anyone would need such a crazy high resolution for their desktop.
Browsers don't seem to make use of GPU nor CPU. Both severely underutilised. However, the fact remains that the website performed just fine prior to the change, and most other websites perform well too.
Hardware acceleration is more for video content than anything.
If one of you has a 4k native monitor, can you try 8k DSR with 400% Windows scaling and open a game page in a browser?
Browsers definitely do use GPU and CPU, i can load up the store in Brave and have zero issues.
I suffer the same problem, but only on Firefox. Product pages run very slow, scroll is lagging, they use a lot of GPU. It does not happen with Brave or Edge (Chromium based browsers). Probably Steam devs do not even test their work on Firefox anymore.