Running Windows 7 Ent x64 fully patched. I noticed that chrome would take a while to open pages – even pages that I had already visited during the day – and I figured there was a problem with my system.<\/p>\n
Windows updates had recently patched the system
\nMcCrappy had been removed in favor of Kaspersky
\nChrome had been updated to the latest version
\nJava\/Flash\/etc were already all up to date<\/p>\n
Long story short, I disabled the Built-in Asynchronous DNS functionality of Chrome and noticed a substantial speed difference (gain).<\/p>\n
Open a chrome window
\nnavigate to chrome:\/\/flags
\nFind Built-in Asynchronous DNS (about halfway down the page)
\nChange to disable, and then restart the browser<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Running Windows 7 Ent x64 fully patched. I noticed that chrome would take a while to open pages – even pages that I had already visited during the day – and I figured there was a problem with my system. Windows updates had recently patched the system McCrappy had been removed in favor of Kaspersky … Continue reading Chrome Resolving Host Slow Loading<\/span>