I will say though, non-Windows machines rarely need a reboot while Windows often should practically be rebooted daily.
It reminds me of "bitsquatting" where you can get a lot of hits for domains 1 bit off really popular domains (separate from likely typos).
I think it’s largely a factor of what additional drivers, services and security software are installed.
My laptop (very deliberately) only has the integrated Intel GPU, uses vanilla Windows Defender and I avoid installing any additional stuff, e.g, stick to just Dell’s Command | Update as opposed to having any of their other completely unnecessary software installed, also always avoid their SupportAssist.
I also have Windows 11 widgets turned off and have set the registry key which stops web results appearing in the start menu search which changes it to work really well as opposed to constant source of frustration. (Similarly, I found on iOS turning off Safari results from global search also a huge quality of life improvement.)
[1] I guess in a modern system a process can still trash its own malloc, but not the kernel’s page allocation data.
