Outertech adds AMD Ryzen Processor Optimization to Cacheman 10.10

WaroDaBeast · Apr 11, 2017

efikkan said:
I hope you don't think "RAM defrag" can help, because the internal allocations inside a memory page is unknown even to the kernel. In theory, each page might contain as little as a single allocated byte, but only the program itself will know that. Any attempt to rearrange this data into fewer pages will end in tears. And with RAM being random access and all, aligning the pages wouldn't matter either, and remember that the program internally doesn't use hardware addresses, but virtual addresses.

I stand corrected, good sir.

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Outertech adds AMD Ryzen Processor Optimization to Cacheman 10.10

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