ngen has existed since .Net 2.0, as has the GAC. So if you're targeting .Net 1.0 this "PSA" is impactful, otherwise, it isn't really accurate. It could hypothe

ngen has existed since .Net 2.0, as has the GAC. So if you're targeting .Net 1.0 this "PSA" is impactful, otherwise, it isn't really accurate. It could hypothetically apply if you created a new .Net process each execution (thus invalidating the GAC) but even then you could just add ngen to your build/deployment process.