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<blockquote data-quote="Local Host" data-source="post: 807331">You won&#039;t find faster and more secure than Chrome, you shouldn&#039;t make a fuss about RAM unless you have a memory leak.Software is supposed to use as much RAM as it can (and needs) without affecting your performance, Chrome being a fine example that will accomodate to the RAM you have (while a build with 16GB Chrome can use up to 8GB, in a 8GB build Chrome won&#039;t use more than 4GB).Deus Ex would only take such amounts of RAM if you lack VRAM or have a memory leak, turn down the settings to match your VRAM. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdEyfrAgqSo" target="_blank">At 1440p (High~Ultra settings) it barely uses 4GB of RAM</a>.Except Microsoft doesn&#039;t need your data, they get their money from the Enterprise and have been selling both Software and Hardware for years, while Google offers most of their services for &quot;free&quot; (you pay Google with your data).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Local Host, post: 807331"] You won't find faster and more secure than Chrome, you shouldn't make a fuss about RAM unless you have a memory leak. Software is supposed to use as much RAM as it can (and needs) without affecting your performance, Chrome being a fine example that will accomodate to the RAM you have (while a build with 16GB Chrome can use up to 8GB, in a 8GB build Chrome won't use more than 4GB). Deus Ex would only take such amounts of RAM if you lack VRAM or have a memory leak, turn down the settings to match your VRAM. [URL='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdEyfrAgqSo']At 1440p (High~Ultra settings) it barely uses 4GB of RAM[/URL]. Except Microsoft doesn't need your data, they get their money from the Enterprise and have been selling both Software and Hardware for years, while Google offers most of their services for "free" (you pay Google with your data). [/QUOTE]

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