3 ms·
You can manually set the memory cache in Preferences. I figure that unused RAM is wasted RAM. If I've got 4GB of RAM and all that caching allows to browse fas
by Osiris 16y ago
You can manually set the memory cache in Preferences.
I figure that unused RAM is wasted RAM. If I've got 4GB of RAM and all that caching allows to browse faster (going back a page in Opera is lightening fast), then I applaud it.
- lhnn 16y agoI like getting downvoted for not knowing the minutia of a program's memory handling. Thanks, people. To Osiris: Given I'm not aware of that 150+ MB being dynamic, I assume that's 150MB I'm not getting back if and when I need it. I play memory-eating video games and use VMs; 150MB for a web browser looks like a lot when you've got to trim the fat off your running processes. Does Opera reduce its memory footprint when you are low on RAM?