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Could you share the specs of your mschine? Visual Studio seems to run decently on my 4 GB laptop with an 8th generation i3 CPU. It does have an SSD though. It
by subtra3t 3y ago
Could you share the specs of your mschine? Visual Studio seems to run decently on my 4 GB laptop with an 8th generation i3 CPU. It does have an SSD though.
It does not run perfectly though. There is definitely a difference in input lag between VS and Sublime text.
- cptskippy 3y agoI have an i9-9880H with 16GB of RAM, I'm in the queue for an upgrade. VS 2022 Enterprise takes a solid 78 seconds to load to the "Open recent" splash page and idles there at 5%. Opening a 16 project solution takes another 34 seconds and the CPU hovers around 48-67% CPU for a minute after opening the solution before dropping down to around 6%. Any coding causes CPU spikes with each keystroke up to 67%. Loading a 150 line class is pretty instantaneous but it takes another 15-20 seconds for the references, last changes, collapsible UI, and inherit/override dialogs to appear. It always feels like I'm waiting, even if it's just 5 or 10 seconds, for what I need.
- subtra3t 3y agoHuh. That seems odd to me but I only open 1 project solutions with not more than ~5 files open at a time, with no other applications other than my browser running. But those CPU spikes upon each keystroke seems very odd indeed.
- jmaker 3y agoYes, VS has been terribly slow all the years. Having 64g RAM doesn’t always help much. Rider is fine on 16g, though the most recent release turned a bit sluggish after updating the SDK from RC2 to final, likely something misconfigured on my machine.