Question Get-FileHash benchmark with Powershell

Sunaiac · Oct 23, 2024

Good rule of thumb is to do benchmark until result stabilizes and then average 3-4 results.
That's usually not too long, in this case only the first result is out of the standard deviation

igor_kavinski · Oct 23, 2024

It's crazy for someone like me who used to mess with config.sys and autoexec.bat files in MSDOS to try to reclaim as much memory as possible from 640K conventional memory and now roughly 30 years later, Windows is loading a frickin' 5.4GB file entirely into available RAM and caching it!

Now I have to wonder how long it will take to get to 256TB RAM as a reasonable base configuration! Maybe another 30 years?

Sunaiac · Oct 23, 2024

Yeah some mouse drivers were put in high memory and some memmakers were ran here too

But yeah that's the reason I don't understand people complaining about ram usage of things. We have gazillions of bits available, I want my OS and my browsers to cache as many things as possible, not have unused 28GB out of my 32

edit : typo

igor_kavinski · Oct 30, 2024

Hail The Brain Slug said:
I suspect if you run it from that USB from a fresh boot, it will be really, really slow.

You were TOTALLY right!

USB run on i3-1125G4 : 186.0961305 seconds
2nd run: 6.6217743 seconds

CertUtil
MD5: 13.70748 seconds
SHA256: 5.6920028 seconds
SHA512: 15.7453245 seconds

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