27 Sep Why is Microsoft outlook such a CPU resource hog? It always takes 25%+ CPU utilization when just reading email, what the heck is it doing in the background?
Posted at 19:51h
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It sounds strange but Outlook still has programming code written two decades ago. It was developed when Computers had one CPU/Core. So no matter how fast your CPU will be, Outlook cannot take advantage of it.
I also have the same problem with Adobe Premiere, I have two 1080TI GPU that are almost idle when I do video processing!
Those software are “too big to rewrite” from scratch. So they get a new nice shiny cover, but underneath, the engine runs with 2000 technology.
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