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It's also performance, as there is no penalty for asking for more RAM than you need right now, you can reduce amount of allocation calls without sacrificing mem
by PunchyHamster 11mo ago
It's also performance, as there is no penalty for asking for more RAM than you need right now, you can reduce amount of allocation calls without sacrificing memory usage (as you would have to without overcommit)
- pizlonator 11mo agoThat's what I mean by my first reason