Why is Process.WorkingSet > Process.MaxWorkingSet?

Question

Idle curiosity...

I\'m looking at some of the properties of the current process:

using(Process p = Process.GetCurrentProcess())
{
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Answer 1

While the MSDN is not really helpful in this case, a small investigation with the Process Explorer on the other hand revealed that the values for Private Memory/MaxWorkingSet and Shared Memory/WorkingSet do nearly exactly match.

Which makes me believe (yes, I do lack hard evidence) that the MaxWorkingSet does display the private memory while the WorkingSet64 does display the complete memory, including shared one.

_{I know what the MSDN says...and I don't care, I see something different in the Process Explorer.}