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this post was submitted on 20 Aug 2023
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Memory you aren't using is wasted memory. You should really look into understanding super fetch and the reason Windows "wastes" memory, reality is it's sitting files that have common usage in memory so it isn't constantly pulling them from drives. I mean just the fact that people are running Windows 11 smoothly on Chromebooks with 32gb of emmc 1.5ghz processors and 2gb of memory stands to make your entire statement pretty silly.