Thanks for this info. Yeah, this kind of scenario is unacceptable. I did not see that the files are single instanced in memory. Is the overhead for this even wo

Thanks for this info. Yeah, this kind of scenario is unacceptable. I did not see that the files are single instanced in memory. Is the overhead for this even worth it ? Two files being loaded that are exactly identical sharing the same ram space (writable too) sounds like overhead for no usable gain. I guess when you are compressing ram anyways they might calculate checksums anyway and thus have the info to coalesce chunks, but it sounds like a really bad choice.