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Teams is KILLING my Mac Every Day
I have a hard time believing I'm the first person to post this after not finding anything in the forum. I wouldn't doubt if Microsoft is deleting them because they can't figure out how to fix this i...
Hi everyone, we're pleased to announce Microsoft Teams for Apple Silicon, which on the M1/M2 ARM builds, will have significantly faster performance than what's seen during the Rosetta emulation today! Here's our official roadmap ID for this release; Microsoft 365 Roadmap | Microsoft 365. More on this can be found here; Announcing Microsoft Teams optimized for Apple silicon - Microsoft Tech Community.
Users should see a significant performance boost with this release. And for the Intel Macs out there, we're still thinking about you! We have some large performance fixes coming that will help improve overall performance for the Intel version as well.
Thanks,
Sam Cosby, Teams Engineering PM
Infuriating. Adding to this issue as it happens to me regularly after video conferencing in teams. 2019 2.6Ghz 6-core intel core i7 w/ 16GB 2667MHz DDR4 memory.
The computer is great for everything else I'm doing, dare I say even fairly powerful for most of the analyses I'm running. But Teams crashes it almost everytime and I have to reboot the computer to have a functional working environment again.
This makes me HATE teams and Microsoft more than I already did, unfortunately the company I work for necessitates Teams communication. All other video conferencing apps work fine, but this terribly coded Microsoft Teams app is a computer breaker.
Sure seems like the Microsoft devs are doing this on purpose to make people think their Apple laptops are the problem.
The computer is great for everything else I'm doing, dare I say even fairly powerful for most of the analyses I'm running. But Teams crashes it almost everytime and I have to reboot the computer to have a functional working environment again.
This makes me HATE teams and Microsoft more than I already did, unfortunately the company I work for necessitates Teams communication. All other video conferencing apps work fine, but this terribly coded Microsoft Teams app is a computer breaker.
Sure seems like the Microsoft devs are doing this on purpose to make people think their Apple laptops are the problem.
I have just changed from Windows laptops to a MacBook Pro and seem to be the only one at the company that has this problem. Teams has been fast at the beginning but after a few days it is unusable.
UI actions take several seconds to complete, text input is delayed and the startup takes long.
Microsoft Teams Render Helper processes take up more than 100% of CPU power at times and thus the rest of the system slows down as well.
The only workaround this far is the Teams web version in Chrome.
UI actions take several seconds to complete, text input is delayed and the startup takes long.
Microsoft Teams Render Helper processes take up more than 100% of CPU power at times and thus the rest of the system slows down as well.
The only workaround this far is the Teams web version in Chrome.