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Fix an overheating laptopCertain laptops without fans, such as the Pixelbook and Pixelbook Go, may heat up more quickly during a video call than other laptops with built-in fans. Show The following may help keep your device temperature lower and Meet running smoothly for your meetings. Reduce your video qualityReduce the bandwidth required for the meeting and also potentially reduce the amount of CPU used to run the meeting on your computer.
Don't overlap your Meet window with other windowsDont put another window on top of your Meet window, as window layering can cause more GPU load. Try to instead use half screens if you need to keep a notes doc open during a Meet call. Use Spotlight layoutThe Spotlight layout in Meet reduces the CPU and GPU workload. To enable it:
Upgrade to the latest version of OS softwareIf youre using a MacBook, Windows, Linux, or Chrome device, update to the latest version of the operating system. Often, the latest version will have updates that improve known issues. Disconnect high-definition displaysDisconnecting ultra-high-definition displays (Quad HD, 4K, etc.) can significantly improve performance. If disconnecting isnt an option, try decreasing the resolution of your current display or connect to a lower-resolution display. Reduce the number of open tabs and appsYou should see incremental improvement as you close more non-essential browser tabs. This may affect your workflow, so close a few tabs, try some of the suggestions below, and continue to close additional tabs as needed.
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