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These were my thoughts, too. Most RAM these days goes into caching apps and files that might be needed. Inverse swapping of sorts. Is it possible that the prob
by periheli0n 5y ago
These were my thoughts, too. Most RAM these days goes into caching apps and files that might be needed. Inverse swapping of sorts.
Is it possible that the problem is worse on Windows because of the DLL zoo, with each app shipping its own, whereas the Mac makes heavier use of shared Frameworks?