Re: Does NVDA take up a lot of ram in win10?
@4, the bitness of an app does not determine its CPU usage. High CPU usage is explainable via many, many factors: code optimization, poorly-written code, a poorly-written runtime, etc. In this case, I would say (though cannot say for certain) that high CPU usage could be caused by the addons that are running, and the GIL of Python may have something to do with it as well. But there are so many factors that could influence CPU usage for a program its hard to say precisely what it is, but bitness is definitely not one of those factors. Additionally, legacy components also do not determine CPU load -- or if they do they have a very minor influence. Bitness can, however, determine whether the application can take advantage of CPU features like SSE4, AVX, AVX2, AES-NI, PAE and so on, however I significantly doubt many of the newer features in modern processors would speed up NVDA; it may even slow it down some (e.g.: SSE/AVX/AVX2 primarily deals with packed floating point and integer operations, which is used in audio and video codec/dSP environments, for instance, which NVDA would not benefit from).
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