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		64738 on March 11, 2018 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Ask HN: One tab on Chrome takes about 100MB memory... But, he said 32 GB, not 320, so it would be 0.32 hundreds.

IncRnd on March 11, 2018 [–]

Right. What do you get when you divide 32GB by 100MB per tab. It's not .32 hundreds. It is 3.2 hundreds.

> The standard machine has 32 GB. So I guess 0.32 hundreds

His comment was in response to Opera 12.x takes ~3-10MB per TAB (+the weight of the media used on the page).

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