BUG: GPU 100% use on Apple Silicon Macs

[tonydehnke]

I'm seeing a bug where when Trello app is open on my Mac (15.4.1) after a while it uses 100% of the GPU resources of my Mac, slowing things down, draining the battery and making it run hot.

Trello 2.15.9 (latest in store)

Doesn't seem to be a way to report the bug.  Contact support just sends us to the forums. 

I've noticed that it happens with a card is opened, the GPU pegs and once you close the card, the GPU use drops again.  The 2 big spikes in the middle are me opening a card, leaving it open for a while, then closing it. 



Anyone found a fix?

[Rodolfo Moreira]

Hello Tony,

Thank you for reaching out to our community.

We are currently investigating performance issues with the desktop app on macOS 15 Sequoia. Could you please confirm if you're using this version as well? If so, you can track the bug report here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/TRELLO-663

[tonydehnke]

Yes - that was in the original post - 15.4.1 which is Sequoia.   I'm running it on a MacBook Air M2.   I'll try to update the bug report link you shared too.

I commented there, but other than it being a bug related to MacOS 15, it seems unrelated to my issue.

[Rodolfo Moreira]

Hi Tony,

Thank you for providing your feedback on the bug report. We really appreciate it, as it helps our engineers track down the problem. Our team is working on similar tickets, and they are all connected to this bug report.

It appears to be related to a performance issue that is similar to your case. Our team is tracking this problem, and working on a solution for the desktop app on Mac for Sequoia versions.

Atlassian prioritizes bug fixes based on several factors. You can learn more about this by reading the Atlassian Cloud Bug Fix Policy.

[Максим Чиханов]

Hi, I seem to have the same problem. Only I haven't tracked my metrics, but I've noticed when Trello starts glitching, Google Maps glitches too. How this is related I can't tell yet and I can't track it either. Probably lack of technical knowledge. But at first glance the situation is the same.

[tonydehnke]

Found more details - updated the original post