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Are Google Chrome’s RAM-eating days finally numbered? – TechRadar
Google still working on a fix
Google Chrome is the most popular internet browser in the world, but its also notorious for using up loads of RAM, but hopefully that will soon change.
According to a report by Windows Latest, Chrome engineers are looking to improve Chromes RAM management with the PartitionAlloc FastMalloc feature, which should see big performance improvements if it works.
The fact that Chrome uses up so much RAM in a PC has long been a source of frustration for many people, as it can have an impact on how well…
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