Nah, if something hangs I use the key combination that starts up the Task Manager. Not Perf Mon. There I instantly see what's the problem. I kill it (or use the

Nah, if something hangs I use the key combination that starts up the Task Manager. Not Perf Mon. There I instantly see what's the problem. I kill it (or use the temporary Pause) and go back to work. This is the most occurring case where I look into memory. This will probably be the case for most windows users who know about the Task Manager out there and there is no reason for them to "not use Task Manager" anymore. I hate those generalizing click bait headlines...they should at least come up with some equal justification for that.