How does Windows handle dynamic memory management in a multi-core environment?

[ProfRon]

You ever wonder how Windows keeps memory from turning into a total mess with all those cores buzzing? It grabs what it needs on the fly. Cores team up to dole out chunks without stepping on toes. I mean, one core might snag some RAM for your app. Another jumps in if things get busy. Windows watches the traffic. It shifts stuff around quietly. No big drama. You run a game. Memory swells up fast. Cores split the load. Everything hums along smooth. Think of it like passing a ball in a pickup game. Nobody hogs it forever. Windows makes sure no core starves. It tweaks allocations in real time. Your system stays snappy. I tried stressing mine once. Cores handled the surge like pros. You won't notice the magic. It just works. Windows uses smart pools. Cores dip in as needed. Memory flows where it's wanted. No clogs. I love how it balances the chaos.

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