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Hi All, I'm on 11.4 macOS Big Sur. As I do meetings zoom, it starts causing kernel_task to start creating a huge load with crazy high cpu while sharing screen and video call. If I quit zoom it slowly returns to a normal base load average based on top of around 1.8-2. I have a MacBook Pro 2019 - i9.
Please help me to fix, it cause the performance issues and slowing down my MacBook.
gurmailsingh wrote:
Hi All, I'm on 11.4 macOS Big Sur. As I do meetings zoom, it starts causing kernel_task to start creating a huge load with crazy high cpu while sharing screen and video call. If I quit zoom it slowly returns to a normal base load average based on top of around 1.8-2. I have a MacBook Pro 2019 - i9.
Please help me to fix, it cause the performance issues and slowing down my MacBook.
https://www.rahisystems.com/blog/is-zoom-hogging-your-pcs-resources-try-these-tips-and-tricks/
gurmailsingh wrote:
Hi All, I'm on 11.4 macOS Big Sur. As I do meetings zoom, it starts causing kernel_task to start creating a huge load with crazy high cpu while sharing screen and video call. If I quit zoom it slowly returns to a normal base load average based on top of around 1.8-2. I have a MacBook Pro 2019 - i9.
Please help me to fix, it cause the performance issues and slowing down my MacBook.
https://www.rahisystems.com/blog/is-zoom-hogging-your-pcs-resources-try-these-tips-and-tricks/
zoom causing kernel_task to use more than 1000%
