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Agreed. It eats RAM like it’s nothing. I’m downgrading from 32GB to 16GB soon and I’m really worried.
Moving up from DDR4 to DDR5?
I bet you'll be alright! My laptop has 16GB DDR4 and Firefox works just peachy.
I wonder if Firefox has a method of giving up RAM when it doesn't need to hold onto it anymore?
Nope, still DDR4 lol. My old RAM had some weird leaking issue where it caused my games to crash and I kept getting pissed off teammates and comp bans.
I installed the new RAM Corsair sent me with the old one for now, so now I’m running 4x8gb. Seems to be fine for now.