I find this line of thinking very interesting. From above: > And this leaks into everything - just keeping a single display fed at 60 Hz takes up 2 GByte/s of

I find this line of thinking very interesting. From above: > And this leaks into everything - just keeping a single display fed at 60 Hz takes up 2 GByte/s of memory bandwidth, more than half of what your dual-channel RDRAM setup could even deliver. Does anyone know how practical are any countermeasures, for instance is tinycorelinux tinyx working for anyone? I’m particularly interested in all the used Chromebooks floating around and what are some ways to trick them out with customized Linux.