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Can you provide any details? How much memory does your system have? How much is VS using? Sysinternals VMMap is a good tool for looking at how memory inside a process is used, although I suspect the issue is more around how your system memory is being used, for which RAMMAP would be the better tool (although even Task Manager can provide some basic info).
On my system DevEnv.exe (VS) is currently the 3rd largest process with a private working set of 750MB and a commit size of 1.5GB. That seems reasonable on my 32GB system (which is running slow right now, but DevEnv isn't the culprit, and I'm way overdue for a reboot...).
I spent 8 years on the VS performance team, a good chunk of which was keeping it within the 4GB limit for a 32 bit process, so I used to have a pretty good handle on the problem (that was 9 years ago, and now that it's 64 bit that's less of an issue, although good memory hygiene is still important).
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Since forever? Or at least VS 6.0 anecdotally speaking. And with no end in sight.
But so what? For the facilities it gives me which translates directly to speed of accomplishing things buying the bigger machine is well worth it compared to how much get paid.
And this is my long term view after 30 or so years or using VS.
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I first noticed it when upgrading to 2019. Now, with 2022, it's even worse. But I'm also using ReSharper, and their upgrades over the years probably have become more demanding also.
The worst thing (with my old 8 GB RAM and HDD only PC) is that if I leave the machine for a few minutes, Windows memory management instantly throws everything into virtual memory, and then when I get back I have to wait for it to be pulled back into RAM again before I can do anything. Drives me nuts. I presume that if you have plenty of RAM you're at least being spared from that.
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Task Manager reports 2.2G maximum editing/building/debugging .
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That is easy to answer man any rlses after win 10 pro 1903 version lol. VS is a a pos but then again windows wasnt cool since what win xp maybe windows 7 lol. Debian 11 I run and love it windows is just for the special thing lazy days lol.
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"Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt
AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
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"A little time, a little trouble, your better day"
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A guy on another forum, replying to one of my posts with a straw-man argument and ignoring my clarification of my point with, "Whatever you say, dear"... named Burck.
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So it is, you are wrong then anyway. Accept it or not
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PIEBALDconsult wrote: on another forum
Was it SO? I bet it was SO, wasn't it?
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Send the straw-man to burning-man as punishment!
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That's too good for him.
My wife and I went to Burning Man in 2000 and she just said maybe we should go again in 2025.
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Even if this isn't the 'perhaps' cow, it still makes me chuckle: Autocad pro - reddit. (And it makes me wonder how the gradient was made - one line at a time?)
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David O'Neil wrote: And it makes me wonder how the gradient was made - one line at a time? No, Autocad now has a Gradient Fill command. In the same area as Hatching if you're looking.
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It's been a while since I've used Autocad.
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Pfff.... 2 hours?
I bet I could beat that eassily by let's say, wasting 6 hours to do it.
M.D.V.
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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