turning hardware accelleration off in firefox causes system to slowly overheat and crash.

[Kittie_LeBeau]

gigabyte x570 I Aorus Pro WiFi

amd ryzen 7 3800X 8-core

32Gb system ram

amd radeon RX 7800 XT

[siffemcon]

You could file a bug:

- via the address bar, go to about:crashes and submit all pending crash reports. Copy the ID of the most recent report.

- via the address bar, go to about:support > click 'Copy text to clipboard' > paste to a text editor and save it as a plain text file

- via the address bar, open about:memory in a new tab > click 'Measure and save'

- file the bug . Choose the 'Report a new bug in a Mozilla product' > Firefox option.

- click the 'Attach New File' button to upload your saved files. Also mention your last crash ID.

[alopulid233]

You could file a bug:

- via the address bar, go to about:crashes and submit all pending crash reports. Copy the ID of the most recent report.

- via the address bar, go to about:support > click 'Copy text to clipboard' > paste to a text editor and save it as a plain text file

- via the address bar, open about:memory in a new tab > click 'Measure and save'

- file the 10.0 0.1 piso wifi pause . Choose the 'Report a new bug in a Mozilla product' > Firefox option.

- click the 'Attach New File' button to upload your saved files. Also mention your last crash ID.

[hungryfox092]

That’s still a pretty solid setup, especially with the RX 7800 XT and 32GB of RAM, so it should handle modern gaming and demanding workloads nicely. The Ryzen 7 3800X is getting older, but it can still perform well depending on what you’re doing. For something unrelated like piso wifi pause time, though, the important factors would be the network setup rather than the PC hardware.