Chromium-based browsers have always been notorious for their resource consumption. Whether it's the dreaded RAM usage from multiple tabs or the extensive CPU usage when doing anything remotely graphically intensive.

Developers have managed to address these issues in recent years, but due to Chromium's inherent design, there's only so much you can do about it.

That’s why many browsers offer sleep tabs as a way to save power and resources on your PC. Microsoft Edge has taken this a step further with its latest v103.0 stable update, which now offers efficiency mode while gaming.

Here's how you can take advantage of this on your PC.