1.) Restart the desktop clock under Windows and because of RAM consumption!
If you often change the font in the desktop clock, for example to test various fonts, there may be a slight increase in memory consumption, but this is usually less than 10 MB, which is in the minimalist range by today's standards.
However, you can reduce this need by quickly restarting the desktop clock. According to Restart, the memory consumption here under Windows 11, for example, is 4.3 MB. But it is also the case that the font is not usually changed continuously, this small memory leak is also removed in the subsequent versions.
2.) What else could lead to the increased memory requirement of the desktop clock!
As already mentioned, the desktop clock, which appears in digital form on your Windows PC, requires very little memory, it is quite a frugal desktop clock. However, in theory, bad fonts with high memory requirements could have an impact. However, the memory requirement in the desktop clock should generally never exceed 10 MB, most other programs are far above this by a multiple factor.
The memory requirement of the desktop clock hardly changes deviations of 10% are possible during runtime. The desktop clock has been extensively tested and has been running on various Windows operating systems for years.
FAQ 19: Updated on: 30 September 2022 07:30Windows
Its quite easy to move the digital desktop clock tray icon in the notification area of the taskbar to hide it or always show it, why not Contents: 1.
