Microsoft Edge looks good in GUI but when you open a 500MB PDF file it will consume 1GB of RAM, I've seen it, I solve past year questions from a PDF which is of 629MB and edge transfers the whole PDF to RAM and takes 1GB or more RAM. One Recommendation from me: Don't ditch ADOBE ACROBAT. Threshold fps and other settings to change in Adobe Acrobat Reader/Pro Monitor Color profile mismatch with iGPU.Don't open 500MB PDF files in Edge or Chrome because your PC will hang and they will crash, instead open with Adobe, Adobe is well optimized for all purposes, lower RAM consumption. But Adobe has lower RAM consumption for this reason. The problem is not seen in other applications because they transfer the PDF completely to RAM occupying the size of the PDF file. When you jump to a particular section of the PDF what's happening is Adobe is collecting the data from the PDF and transfering it to RAM, now when CPU processes your data the GPU is lagging behind which is causing the flickering. Microsoft edge/ chrome transfers the whole PDF to RAM but Adobe doesn't. Open colorcpl.exe (Microsoft Colour management profile control) and load the files. icm are ICC profile and they are best) colour profiles here: " ". PRIMARY/ONLY SOLUTION is to install a dedicated GPU for your PC.You should see noticeable difference now. Set Monitor colour profile to sRGB.icm or sRGB.cdmp or scRGB.cdmp or use my colour profile.For no GPU/ iGPU systems use Software based rendering instead of DirectX (under Multimedia and 3-D section, Adobe Acrobat).Set threshold transition framerate to 30fps (con: RAM consumption may increase by 2-3 MB per 100 MB PDF file).
Monitor color profile and iGPU are bottlenecking in this case. This is mostly seen in systems without any GPUs or with iGPU.
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