How to reduce Java Eclipse's CPU Consumption? [closed]











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I have been using Eclipse Java 2018-09 for a while now and it is consuming too much of CPU and I throttling the RAM at 100%. I have tried removing all the unnecessary extensions that I had initially installed. I also thought Google Chrome could be the culprit for my computer to slow down and disabled hardware acceleration. Then I open eclipse again and still see a CPU slowdown. Any suggestions are welcome. I would be happy to elaborate if warranted.






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closed as too broad by Scott, DrZoo, fixer1234, Pimp Juice IT, BlueBerry - Vignesh4303 Dec 6 at 5:47


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  • What are your computer specs?
    – DrZoo
    Nov 30 at 2:51










  • Its a 16B RAM, i7-7500 7th Gen Processor 2017 model. So its relatively newer for performance.
    – Nithin Bharadwaj
    Dec 1 at 13:07










  • So....how much CPU is being used? And what exactly do you mean by throttling RAM at 100%?
    – DrZoo
    Dec 1 at 16:20










  • CPU usage reaches 100% and my laptop starts heating up. When I mean throttling at 100%, the processor starts slowing down, as expected.
    – Nithin Bharadwaj
    Dec 2 at 3:52















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I have been using Eclipse Java 2018-09 for a while now and it is consuming too much of CPU and I throttling the RAM at 100%. I have tried removing all the unnecessary extensions that I had initially installed. I also thought Google Chrome could be the culprit for my computer to slow down and disabled hardware acceleration. Then I open eclipse again and still see a CPU slowdown. Any suggestions are welcome. I would be happy to elaborate if warranted.






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closed as too broad by Scott, DrZoo, fixer1234, Pimp Juice IT, BlueBerry - Vignesh4303 Dec 6 at 5:47


Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.















  • What are your computer specs?
    – DrZoo
    Nov 30 at 2:51










  • Its a 16B RAM, i7-7500 7th Gen Processor 2017 model. So its relatively newer for performance.
    – Nithin Bharadwaj
    Dec 1 at 13:07










  • So....how much CPU is being used? And what exactly do you mean by throttling RAM at 100%?
    – DrZoo
    Dec 1 at 16:20










  • CPU usage reaches 100% and my laptop starts heating up. When I mean throttling at 100%, the processor starts slowing down, as expected.
    – Nithin Bharadwaj
    Dec 2 at 3:52













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I have been using Eclipse Java 2018-09 for a while now and it is consuming too much of CPU and I throttling the RAM at 100%. I have tried removing all the unnecessary extensions that I had initially installed. I also thought Google Chrome could be the culprit for my computer to slow down and disabled hardware acceleration. Then I open eclipse again and still see a CPU slowdown. Any suggestions are welcome. I would be happy to elaborate if warranted.






google-chrome cpu performance java eclipse







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I have been using Eclipse Java 2018-09 for a while now and it is consuming too much of CPU and I throttling the RAM at 100%. I have tried removing all the unnecessary extensions that I had initially installed. I also thought Google Chrome could be the culprit for my computer to slow down and disabled hardware acceleration. Then I open eclipse again and still see a CPU slowdown. Any suggestions are welcome. I would be happy to elaborate if warranted.






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closed as too broad by Scott, DrZoo, fixer1234, Pimp Juice IT, BlueBerry - Vignesh4303 Dec 6 at 5:47


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closed as too broad by Scott, DrZoo, fixer1234, Pimp Juice IT, BlueBerry - Vignesh4303 Dec 6 at 5:47


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  • What are your computer specs?
    – DrZoo
    Nov 30 at 2:51










  • Its a 16B RAM, i7-7500 7th Gen Processor 2017 model. So its relatively newer for performance.
    – Nithin Bharadwaj
    Dec 1 at 13:07










  • So....how much CPU is being used? And what exactly do you mean by throttling RAM at 100%?
    – DrZoo
    Dec 1 at 16:20










  • CPU usage reaches 100% and my laptop starts heating up. When I mean throttling at 100%, the processor starts slowing down, as expected.
    – Nithin Bharadwaj
    Dec 2 at 3:52


















  • What are your computer specs?
    – DrZoo
    Nov 30 at 2:51










  • Its a 16B RAM, i7-7500 7th Gen Processor 2017 model. So its relatively newer for performance.
    – Nithin Bharadwaj
    Dec 1 at 13:07










  • So....how much CPU is being used? And what exactly do you mean by throttling RAM at 100%?
    – DrZoo
    Dec 1 at 16:20










  • CPU usage reaches 100% and my laptop starts heating up. When I mean throttling at 100%, the processor starts slowing down, as expected.
    – Nithin Bharadwaj
    Dec 2 at 3:52
















What are your computer specs?
– DrZoo
Nov 30 at 2:51




What are your computer specs?
– DrZoo
Nov 30 at 2:51












Its a 16B RAM, i7-7500 7th Gen Processor 2017 model. So its relatively newer for performance.
– Nithin Bharadwaj
Dec 1 at 13:07




Its a 16B RAM, i7-7500 7th Gen Processor 2017 model. So its relatively newer for performance.
– Nithin Bharadwaj
Dec 1 at 13:07












So....how much CPU is being used? And what exactly do you mean by throttling RAM at 100%?
– DrZoo
Dec 1 at 16:20




So....how much CPU is being used? And what exactly do you mean by throttling RAM at 100%?
– DrZoo
Dec 1 at 16:20












CPU usage reaches 100% and my laptop starts heating up. When I mean throttling at 100%, the processor starts slowing down, as expected.
– Nithin Bharadwaj
Dec 2 at 3:52




CPU usage reaches 100% and my laptop starts heating up. When I mean throttling at 100%, the processor starts slowing down, as expected.
– Nithin Bharadwaj
Dec 2 at 3:52















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