mrSHEiK124
Lifer
- Mar 6, 2004
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Why is it acceptable for every single piece of software on the consumer market (except Google Chrome) to have horrible, seemingly unfixable RAM leaks? Firefox has been a RAM-whore since I started using it at 1.5 or 1.6. Closing Firefox seems to be able to free up 2 GB+ of RAM; I have 6 tabs open.
DownThemAll also RAM leaks all over the place, try downloading the Windows 7 RC using it, it tries to put the fucking file into RAM or something because it too sends my RAM usage into the 90s%, and I have 4 GB.
Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2009 is also getting worthy mention. On top of having Firefox eat 500 MB of RAM to display Google dot fucking com, DTA eat 1 GB to download the new version of Firefox, and iTunes eat 500 MB to display my library as an uncompressed fucking bitmap or something, Kaspersky has to load all that into resident memory a second time in order to scan it.
Acronis TrueImage backups frequently cause my computer to become completely unresponsive for up to an hour, not because TrueImage is using more RAM than it should, because it's not. KAV insists on using 3-4 GB of RAM while I'm making and verifying an incremental backup image of my Windows partition (which doesn't change much, the increments are usually a few hundred MB).
I refuse to buy more RAM, there's no fucking way 4 GB isn't enough for neffing.
DownThemAll also RAM leaks all over the place, try downloading the Windows 7 RC using it, it tries to put the fucking file into RAM or something because it too sends my RAM usage into the 90s%, and I have 4 GB.
Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2009 is also getting worthy mention. On top of having Firefox eat 500 MB of RAM to display Google dot fucking com, DTA eat 1 GB to download the new version of Firefox, and iTunes eat 500 MB to display my library as an uncompressed fucking bitmap or something, Kaspersky has to load all that into resident memory a second time in order to scan it.
Acronis TrueImage backups frequently cause my computer to become completely unresponsive for up to an hour, not because TrueImage is using more RAM than it should, because it's not. KAV insists on using 3-4 GB of RAM while I'm making and verifying an incremental backup image of my Windows partition (which doesn't change much, the increments are usually a few hundred MB).
I refuse to buy more RAM, there's no fucking way 4 GB isn't enough for neffing.