I was asked whether it’s efficient to perform a manual garbage collection using GC.Collect() or not!

Actually, it’s better to just let the CLR handle it. However, there’re few circumstances where manually performing garbage collection is preferred, such as if some non-recurring event has just happened and this event is highly likely to have caused a lot of old objects to die.

More details are available in Rico Mariani’s…

• Two things to avoid for better memory usage:
• When to call GC.Collect()

Have a nice weekend!