Recent content by Wierzbak

Yes, I'm using HTML5. I tried extension, that forces chrome to use flash player, but then the 4K option was not 60 FPS, so I've basicly had options from 144p to 2160p, but all of them 30 FPS. When using newest IE I can play it in 60 FPS, but the highest resolution I can chose is 1080p. Same with...

i5 3570K@3.4GHz. Funny, while idle it was 40% clocked at 3.7 GHz (probably turbo). It seemed too much, so I looked at running processes, and Google Chrome was using 30% of CPU (YouTube was closed). I killed it, but the browser didn't close, and everything within the browser works just fine, I'm...

Yeah, that seems to be a problem. While watching this video 100% load on all 4 cores. So is there any walkaround except for overlocking or buying a new CPU? //EDIT: I tried to watch a 4K 60FPS video after downloading it and placing on a SSD, using VLC. Same problem

I don't have a 4K display as well :D But the difference in quality between 1080p and higher resolutions is noticable even on a 1080p display. Chcek out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yg_aIy9NHYU. BTW, 8K is stuttering as well :/

You have my speedtest above, I'm running ASUS GTX670 DCUII, using Google Chrome. Browser as well as the system is installed on a 128GB Plextor SSD

No way it's the reason, here's my speedtest: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5059955853

So I want to now, how does one watch 4K 60FPS video without stuttering. It drives me mad. Thanks in andvance ;)