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Yes, reading some more of the discussions it seems like the answer is that (roughly) the same amount of memory is used, but hitting swap is no longer a major pr
by darren_ 6y ago
Yes, reading some more of the discussions it seems like the answer is that (roughly) the same amount of memory is used, but hitting swap is no longer a major problem, at least for user-facing apps. Seems like the original quote is reading too much into the retain/release thing.
- jml7c5 6y agoIf the same amount of memory is used, then wouldn't swap usage be the same?
- garretraziel 6y agoYeah, but swapping suddenly isn't as big problem as before (probably). You had to be very careful not to hit trashing on x86_64, now you don't have to worry so much. Or that's how I understand this, I don't actually own M1 Mac.