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It does not matter how well or poorly Chrome mismanages memory, 400MB is still 400MB. If that 400MB is 10% of the free RAM after the share the OS takes, then th
by lynndotpy 4mo ago
It does not matter how well or poorly Chrome mismanages memory, 400MB is still 400MB. If that 400MB is 10% of the free RAM after the share the OS takes, then that is a hefty toll. And the regular updates Windows 11 users are getting are famously not providing value, but taking value away. Case in point right here is the new media player.
- ffsm8 4mo agoPeople try to use Windows 11 with 4GB of RAM? I doubt that's viable, honestly... At that point, just don't use microslop software
- rustcleaner 4mo agoWindows Server 2022 comes up just fine in 4-8GB RAM disposable qubes. I can easily load Adobe MCCS6 applications in that. I can run Mathematica in that. I can load Siemens NX 10-12 in that and do basic modeling! #StopTheBloat #StopTheOffshoring
- Peanuts99 4mo agoI have a few Azure VMS running server 2022 with 2GB running as a controller. Works surprisingly well.
- ffsm8 4mo agoAnd you're running windows media player on these? I doubt that, so entirely unrelated to the fact that windows 11 does not, which is the OS the vibecoded slop media player is gonna be used on. > This new software replaces Groove Music and the classic Windows Media Player across all Windows 11 PCs.
- Telaneo 4mo agoWindows 10 was viable with 4 GB, assuming you restricted yourself. Nowadays it mostly isn't, precisely because of things like this.
- lynndotpy 4mo agoI said 10% of the free RAM. 4GB should be enough, but I'm talking about the 4GB you might get left over from 8GB. I thought I might have been undergenerous, but I just looked it up, and people report Windows 11 really does idle around 4GB RAM on a fresh install. Geeze :(