I suppose everyone's operating system environment can be quite different even if they were using the same OS version / release. I've written up my own report on both Win-XP Pro SP3 and Win-10 Pro 64-bit and have summarized my results in the postings, so you can take a look for yourself. But this is my own OS environment so I can't speak to how your OS environment would interact with the SM suite itself. So far in my tests the adjustment has produced definite positive performance improvements and page rendering improvements (of some pages that were unworkable up to this point) so I will continue to use it and also adjust other users I support SM on with this new enhancement since I'm familiar with their OS environment and have also set up SM for them.ndebord wrote:FWIW, I tried making the change to SM 2.53.3 32 bit from 30 to 96... memory usage went up by around 200 megs... average was between 500 and 600 meg... went back to 30 and it is back down to the 300 right now with 6 tabs open. Nick
This plus the new manual garbage collection that I've just learnt is manually triggerable via about:memory will especially keep RAM use well in check under Win-XP Pro SP3 32-bit environment itself.