It’ll tell you which tabs are hogging memory and processor cycles, then give you a one-click option to deactivate them. They won’t disappear — they’ll just stop actively loading. Simple but effective,

Google Chrome has a long and well-deserved reputation for hogging resources. However, its new and improved performance controls should help you keep Chrome under more control. That is as long as you're not determined to keep hundreds of tabs open at once and then wonder why Chrome is hogging so many system resources.