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The things you pointed out are the problem. On RAM-heavy machines you're right, it's not noticeable and can even be a performance boost. The problem is that sam
by mysterydip 5y ago
The things you pointed out are the problem. On RAM-heavy machines you're right, it's not noticeable and can even be a performance boost. The problem is that same app is run on machines with all kinds of capacities and system loads.
- staticassertion 5y agoPhones have gigabytes of RAM. It's a relatively niche situation where someone is running Chrome on < 1GB of RAM, which is less than what modern OS's require to begin with. Besides, memory usage is hard to measure. Lots of memory may never get paged in.