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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-04-2010 @ 11:17AM
Rawkit said...
Re:LUI
"The whole package is CPU- and memory-light."
I must say, I had to uninstall LUI when I noticed it was using upwards of 10 MB of memory when I was in 10 and 25 man groupings. At any other time it wasn't too bad and the UI itself looks amazing, but it is something to look out for if you're considering this package.
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11-04-2010 @ 11:30AM
davis89 said...
10MB? oh no! Is your graphing calculator running out of memory?
11-04-2010 @ 11:31AM
Jehosaphat said...
While I agree that 10 megs is probably overkill for that type of addon....it's really not much when compared to WoW itself. If every addon you use uses that much, you may have problems, but a single addon that replaces so much? I wouldn't worry too much about it.
Also, memory is often used to reduce CPU usage in the future. I can't speak for that addon specifically, but it's a common trade-off in programming.
11-04-2010 @ 1:48PM
Blagaah said...
10MB is a lot of memory? You playing on a 486? Anyway, realty looks decent, might give it a try. I'm looking for an all in one though. Something that gives quest/achievement data and info out similar to carbonite, with the clean minimalism of real in combat. Any advice?
11-04-2010 @ 4:01PM
Sal said...
You people don't know what you're talking about. 10MB is indeed a lot of memory for a single addon to use. WoW is only 32bit, and the client it self takes up most of that 2 gigs you can use. You probably only have ~100-120MB for all your addons, less if you like to turn your video settings up.
For raiders, most of that memory budget is probably used up by other raid helper addons; we don't have 10megs to spare.
And people wonder why their client is always crashing.
11-05-2010 @ 1:24AM
chaoslux said...
No. 10mb is not alot. Recount ALONE uses more than 10mb in any raiding situation. And if you say that after you use 2gb on WoW, you dont have "only 100-120 mb left depending on video settings". That's just, not true. And if you have your video settings higher than Everything-Low, you probably have 4gb+ of RAM in your computer.
Like the other said before, 10mb is only alot if you are running using the absolute minimum requirements.
Something that uses "alot of memory" goes into the 25-30mb. Lots of UIs use that much, and no one complains.
This isn't alot. This really is lightweight when you consider it handles everything a UI need.