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@Shadowman311 wait if this is real that's fucking hilarious lol, they censor trolling???

@Jazzy_Butts damn you're right, rule 34 wasn't true after all

OR WAS IT?

it's not exactly porn but it's pretty close xD this is the one image i found and yes i regret my decision to go searching for it but if anyone was going to do it, it was going to be me

@RUSHIFA i will not accept ads in the sky unless they are hot naked robot women

@kirenida @thor @Mr_NutterButter that's not super unusual. i mean, we have corn dogs (fried corn bread and hot dog) and it's not super uncommon to use syrup or honey with them. there's a variant that uses sausages too, that seems a bit more breakfast-y. there's also pigs in a blanket, which doesn't use corn bread but just regular old dough.

i looked that up though, it looks pretty tasty.

@thor @Mr_NutterButter people eat donuts or cinnamon rolls for breakfast when they're in a hurry. donuts are unironically breakfast food in the US, maybe because of Dunkin Donuts being a coffee shop and people just started getting donuts with their coffee? idk.

for breakfast, i'll usually eat either cereal or a sandwich. but i try to eat several small meals instead of just 2-3 big ones during my day. the other two roommates i have that actually eat breakfast will usually eat bacon and eggs or breakfast sandwiches.

@Mr_NutterButter i'm assuming you already made sure your RAM is all being registered in the OS. maybe one stick got unseated somehow or just died? make sure that your memory is all slotted correctly to make use of dual channel as well. if you don't have 2 or more sticks of RAM then you should, 2 sticks of 8gb is a lot better than 1 stick of 16gb.

check how your GPU/CPU temps are doing while gaming too. if they're getting too hot and throttling there's a chance that it could negatively affect your performance and you're seeing that as an increase in RAM usage and it is becoming a "bottleneck." i can see this definitely being the problem if you're on a laptop or using integrated graphics on a CPU.

you could also try turning on vsync or limiting the frame rate and see how the percentage of RAM being used is affected.

i do know that running some games unlocked will give you stutters because the frame rate will be really inconsistent, so it might be worth trying to lock down to your monitor's refresh rate just to see what happens.

then it could also potentially be something like nvidia geforce experience running automatically when you start a game, or some weird sort of other piece of software booting up alongside the game eating a bunch of memory too. when you launch a game, just try to have that task manager open to see if it really is the game that's eating your RAM or if there is something else. even if it isn't the something else, maybe it is hooking into the game and causing the game to eat more memory.

@Mr_NutterButter RAM specs (size/type/frequency)? have you tried it in just one game or multiple?

@Mr_NutterButter what are your RAM specs? that isn't really a thing to worry about as long as your aren't getting worse frame rates. when you're playing a game, ideally you want it using as much of your computer's resources as possible (unless you're trying to do something else while gaming of course).

@Mr_NutterButter is all of the ram in your pc physically showing up in task manager?

what applications in there are using the highest amounts of memory?

@Mr_NutterButter too many programs running usually. try and clean up the programs that are currently running

@theLUCASTDS twitter refugees are pretty similar to real refugees in that they turn wherever they go into a shithole

Cirno IS NOT a part of the Democratic Party! Do NOT if you are just trying to vote for Cirno!

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