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Re:Windows 10 Debloat Script by heyoni on Saturday July 20, 2019 @08:22PM (#20489159)
Doesn’t this become an issue when your memory intensive apps close? Because after being evicted, wouldn’t Cortana and all the other stuff need a second to be reloaded into memory?
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Re:Windows 10 Debloat Script by kevingadd on Monday July 22, 2019 @09:38AM (#20497851)
Yes, but the effect is the same as if files were evicted from the page cache: They get reloaded from disk when next used. Better for cortana to take an extra 750ms to load than for your other app to run out of memory.
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