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By Algar1972 on September 06, 2015, 06:05 Summary i'm concerned about the huge jump in memory needed for the app. The performance also seems oddly inconsistent.

Does trying to optimize the application for multi-core processors really have to come with such penalties?sticking with 4.11 for now. I need to do some more complex testing scenarios to figure out just how wide of an impact the latest version (4.20) this new version will have on the types of files that i typically archive.btw - johnk119 has a good point in that on 64 bit systems, we do have tons of memory and a different type of memory management than on 32 bit systems, so that may help take the edge off of my concerns somewhat.for all my 32 bit systems, i'm still using windows xp. All of my 64 bit systems are windows 7 and have at least 8 gig of ram. The ability properly address more than 4 gig of memory is the primary motivation for me to be using windows 7 right now. Windows 7 64 bit has much, much better driver support than windows xp 64 bit has ever had, at least from my personal experience.all this to say, maybe i'm worried too much in terms of the 64 bit version of winrar.