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It's hard to believe the OS couldn't help when Windows 10 has the problem but Windows 7 doesn't.
by mark-r 9y ago
It's hard to believe the OS couldn't help when Windows 10 has the problem but Windows 7 doesn't.
- TeMPOraL 9y agoIn this particular case, yes. But this subthread was about a more general principle of letting an app exhaust system's performance. What I'm saying is that, when facing a crappily coded app, the OS can at best choose between letting it suck or letting the performance of everything suck.