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by eyelidlessness
1954 days ago
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I overly obsessively watch memory usage and in my usage this usually indicates a pattern of consuming most RAM then purging some of it (common example is closing a browser window with 10ish+ tabs). It’s not that the OS favors swap over RAM, but that it’s very conservative about bringing memory out of swap once it’s there, because it had already been designated as low priority and may deoptimize higher priority usage in new workloads. |
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