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Yes, but users rarely see real amount of virtual memory used (reserved, committed, etc). For example Chrome rendering process right now on my machine uses 267 M
by dmytroi 7y ago
Yes, but users rarely see real amount of virtual memory used (reserved, committed, etc). For example Chrome rendering process right now on my machine uses 267 MB of physical memory, 478 MB of committed virtual memory, and 2.1 GB of virtual address space.
So as you can imagine, total address space reserved on a machine can easily go into terabyte range. But that doesn't matter because every process get it's own lookup table.