Re:Electron 4.0.0
by manigandham on Friday December 21, 2018 @01:20PM
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Why does this matter on any modern operation system and hardware? What is the point of unused RAM capacity given fast mem/disk IO, compression and seamless paging?
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Disk IO is not always fast. Memory bandwidth is a huge bottleneck on current-day systems, especially on high-frequency, high-core-count processors. And so on and so forth. If you want a snappy and truly usable system you still need to care about performance issues, particularly given the rise in non-reducible system requirements e.g. for browsing the modern web.