Comment 10 for bug 1941854

Before you just change the criteria to make the test pass, can you answer the question of WHY so much memory is being shunted elsewhere?

In this case, you have a machine with 8GB of RAM, and nearly 20% of that RAM is unavailable to the OS because it's being consumed somewhere else. I'm not saying that lowering the limit just to get the test to pass is the wrong answer here, only that by lowering the threshold to fail, you're likely to hide other cases where this shouldn't be happening.

In general, when I review certs, I expect that some things will fail in some cases, and in those cases I will ask questions, and either accept that or reject it based on the answers to those questions. IMO, in the case of a test that has existed for 8 years and has done it's job all that time, lowering it because one machine isn't working as the test expects seems a bit premature?