I run a Linux system with 2GB of RAM... and Intel integrated graphics, it's storage is not exceptionally fast flash. The more pages I can keep compressed in RAM

I run a Linux system with 2GB of RAM... and Intel integrated graphics, it's storage is not exceptionally fast flash. The more pages I can keep compressed in RAM, the less the CPU has to spend waiting on the storage, especially if we're talking about the swap partition. After letting that computer run a long time I can tell whats been swapped to disk versus just compressed to zswap.