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Most of the RAM being "used" is available to be reallocated to something more important, should the need arise.
by Retr0id 2mo ago
Most of the RAM being "used" is available to be reallocated to something more important, should the need arise.
- bullen 2mo agoNo, because my apps crash = they are not able to allocate memory. Windows uses 10GB, Chromium uses 10GB and leaks ~1GB per week... then I launch a game and that game crashes if I have left chromium open too long. The odd thing things crash way before the total 32GB are used. Available memory is still 2-4GB. Probably it can't find a contigous space?