Laptop ram vs pc ram
Laptop ram vs pc ram
Press alt/cntrl/delete together to launch task manager.
At the bottom, click resource monitor.
Choose the memory tab.
Check the hard faults/sec column.
Google consumes a lot of RAM.
Many open tabs can cause issues.
Unused tab contents are swapped to the page file, especially on SSDs.
It may need to be swapped back when you revisit it.
Expect your SSD/page file to be very active.
Edited for typo (Alt/cntrl/del)
I noticed high memory usage with your browsers and assumed it was for productivity, but managing 900 tabs is challenging. How do you fit everything on the screen? They’re just a millimeter wide, right? To keep things organized, how would you distinguish between them? You mentioned a favorites feature—do you know what that is?
I believe the typo was alt+tab plus delete, it shouldn't open task manager. I use ctrl+shift+esc to open it, go to performance tab, click resource manager at the bottom, then memory tab. Check the hard faults/sec column—only msedge.exe has numbers 2 or 1, others are 0. What do these numbers mean?
C drive (Windows 10 installed) has a Samsung 990 Pro SSD, and the D drive (for storing data files) is a 3.5-inch 4GB WD Blue HDD. Is my page file on C drive or D drive?
I don’t examine all tabs simultaneously; most remain left open yet unused (tab contents aren’t shown on the screen, only the top of the tab bar is visible). This approach saves time since reopening from favorites would require scrolling to find the previous article and clicking several tabs to view similar links. If the articles are already in an opened tab, a single click will confirm if it’s the right one, allowing quick navigation back without delays.
Some articles, forums, or videos are set aside because I don’t have time to read them all at once or need to revisit them later. For instance, when researching a new PC, I search for sn770 vs sn850x hard disk, open certain tabs with articles, forums, or videos, but some require too much time. I leave those aside initially. While reading about sn770 without drama, I look for related issues and open relevant tabs, again postponing them until needed.
Other topics like samsung 980 pro vs samsung 990 pro are also skipped at this moment due to time constraints or complex information. I often gather many tabs during research to explore different components, but I pause frequently to think, compare prices, and gather more details.
Yes, that's accurate, the alt/cntl/delete command opens the task manager.