<SilverFox>
so how the fuck does the pagefile work? Does it just accumulate shit on the harddisk as it's swapped out, including all the memleak garbage, and then when the application is focused it tries to switch all that garbage back in, even after the application was closed?
<SilverFox>
because everytime I open firefox it goes through years of pagefiling shenanigans to load up
<SilverFox>
and even whne I disable my adblocker, which is the majority reason why it pagefiles, it still pagefiles on loadup almost every time
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<SilverFox>
disabled hardware acceleration and it seems to work better now?
<SilverFox>
nvm still stuck on this whole "performing TLS handshake" stuff
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<SilverFox>
what's stopping us from making 3+ threads per core on a CPU?
<SilverFox>
also, dunno about gpu architecture either, but if you have a screen entirely of the colour green, with no changes occuring between frames, just green, is any update being sent? does the gpu still do work or does it recognize nothing is changing so it can have essentially zero frametime? Do GPUs send entire frames or can they just sent delta-Frames where it's just the changes in frames to potentially save on data sent and work done, thus increasing
<SilverFox>
framerates?
<SilverFox>
I assume this would've already been covered by the experts, but I'd love to see the reasons why it isn't implemented if it isn't, and if it is, what the difference in performance was when they switched