memóriaigényesebbek

memóriaigényesebbek is a Hungarian term that translates to "more memory-intensive" in English. It is used to describe computer programs, applications, or processes that require a significant amount of random-access memory (RAM) to operate efficiently. When a program is memóriaigényesebb, it means it needs more RAM than other similar programs or the system has available, which can lead to performance issues.

The demand for RAM can stem from various factors. Large datasets that need to be loaded into memory for processing, complex algorithms that require extensive temporary storage, or applications with rich graphical interfaces and many active features often fall into this category. For example, video editing software, large-scale databases, and some modern video games are typically considered memóriaigényesebb.

When a system runs out of available RAM, it may resort to using virtual memory, which involves swapping data between RAM and slower storage devices like hard drives or solid-state drives. This process, known as paging or swapping, significantly slows down the overall system performance, making applications that are memóriaigényesebb feel sluggish or unresponsive. Users often upgrade their RAM to accommodate these demanding applications and ensure smoother operation.