Why is there a huge difference between the GC.GetTotalMemory () and CLR Profiler numbers?

Question

I have an object that I need to cache several of it for a web application in IIS, so I analyze how much memory each instance uses.

I wrote a small one exe, and I call it GC.GetTotalMemory(true)before and after the build, and the difference is about 335k, but if you analyze it in CLR profiler, it shows that 22 MB is used . for an object that does not make sense.

What am I misinterpreting in the CLR profiler?
Where should I check the profiler to see the sizes of individual objects?

Answer 1

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