If you allocate from the Large Object Heap each time an ASPX page is requested, your performance will be dismal, in ASP.NET

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If you allocate from the Large Object Heap each time an ASPX page is requested, your performance will be dismal Blogger : ASP.NET Blogs All posts : All posts by ASP.NET Blogs Category : ASP.NET Blogged date : 2008 Aug 14 Aside from short-lived LOH allocations, the most common cause of memory related issues in ASP.NET apps is pinning managed memory during long async I/O operations. ASP.NET itself does not do this. Objects larger than 85,000 bytes are allocated in the Large Read More......(read more) Read comments or post a reply to : If you allocate from the Large Object Heap each time an ASPX page is requested, your performance will be dismal
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If you allocate from the Large Object Heap each time an ASPX page is requested, your performance will be dismal