Macbook pro activity monitor windowserver 474078-Macbook pro activity monitor windowserver
With the Activity Monitor app in Apple is still on track to begin mass production of the upcoming redesigned 14inch and 16inch MacBook Pro with miniLED displays in the third quarter of this High CPU usage for WindowServer process in Activity monitor 1 On my Macbook Pro 13" model, WindowServer is constantly eating away % to 40% CPU Tried the usual recommendations, but none help (reduce transparency, display scaling etc) Also tried to disable True tone for example It happens both with a 4K display attached, or standalone WindowServer is a core part on your Mac computer It plays an important role in the liaison between the applications and the display To be specific, the things you see on your Mac screen are displayed by this Mac WindowServer process No matter which window you open on your Mac, WindowServer will work to display things on it Using Activity Monitor Part 2 Energy Disk And Network Macbook pro activity monitor windowserver