If you are a sucker for the transparent background windows and giggly windows like me, these seems to be a temporary fix. Turn menu animations off, and for window animations only use the lower half of the options. You know, the options that do not have a preview function, the more simple animations. That seems to keep VRAM at around 170mb, near vanilla windows. EDIT: Actually it's more then that. But it's still better.
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So far working 'ok' on Windows 10. (specifically purchased WindowsFX) One glaring issue is GPU VRAM usage. It's insane. Has to be a memory leak somewhere. VRAM hits 700mb+ after 10 hours uptime with WindowFX on. EDIT: Now it's hitting over 900mb VRAM, just at the desktop.
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