> For really intense graphical applications, like games, there is never a resting period where you can afford to spend a frame or more of time collecting garbag

> For really intense graphical applications, like games, there is never a resting period where you can afford to spend a frame or more of time collecting garbage. Yeah, it's really interesting to hear graphics programmer's opinions on garbage collection. I forget if it was Jon Blow or Casey Muratori who said something like (paraphrasing): "The bottom line is that GC advocates just have different standards for performance." And while not a GC related thing, but more a performance related one. I find it absurd that when I use the Windows computers at school it takes me upwards of 30 seconds to open a document in Word.