Recent content by HarimMZ

UPD: Strange, 4 days the cache hasn't gone up more than 3-4gb and I thought I'd be happy by now. But yesterday again for 2 hours of system work the cache amounted to 7gb, and today for 8 hours 3.6gb of cache

Yeah, I won't have any other choice. I'll be happy to know that this is normal system operation and not a possible "virus"

Thank you for your responses. Turned the computer on twice today, now for 2 hours of cache 2gb cache total. Looks like the cache numbers are really coming from some obscure place and the only way to make sure it's not a virus is to first try disabling SysMain and watch for a week, if the cache...

Yeah, I've thought about that. But unfortunately Linux doesn't have most of the programs I might need in the future.

Well, file 1.dat weighs 5gb and therefore 4gb was in the cache and after running this file in the cache became 9gb (well 5+4=9) for this reason and I thought that I could see through RamMap that ran on such a cache

No one told me on any forum that they had not observed this in their own country (maybe they just don’t look there :D) and, in particular, because of this, I got the idea that it could be a virus. Although, if you think logically, I tried 5 different AV and livecd from Kaspersky, which reduces...

Are you suggesting erasing OC completely to compare whether the cache will accumulate as it does now? I thought about it, but I would have to install all the drivers again, enter in accounts that can not be synchronized. I was also suggested to disable SysMain and see if it has any effect on it...

I'm not saying I'm getting "virus.exe" somewhere. How sure are you that it may not be a virus that unloads some files from my computer?(I can roughly see this possibility of a virus causing the cache to be like this)

Lmao, ofc no :D But if you open the screenshot from my first post in this thread you will see that the cache is 8gb, and in the lists of files the heaviest thing is 300mb. From not knowing what the system caches and the fear of viruses appeared :(

Well I run chrome and it shows up in a column in RamMap if that's what you mean.

View: https://youtu.be/KeXRSLBlPS8?si=4CgGuK49NGP9xB-o&t=536 But the video is in Russian, he ran the file 1.dat to load the memory. The link with time code, before that at 4:35 it will be seen that the cache is 4gb, after running the file for 5gb, the cache will add about the same amount. The...

As I wrote above, I literally have no heavy files I can run. P.S. I got confused in the previous post, the item in RamMap was called "File Summary" not "Mapped File"

I just saw a video of a person running a 1gb video from disk and then he had about 1gb of cache added. Later he showed with the help of RamMap that the same video was displayed in the "Mapped File" tab, that's why I wrote about previously launched applications

How sure are you that it may not be a virus that unloads some files from my computer?(I can roughly see this possibility of a virus causing the cache to be like this).

I'd like to think I do. The system puts there applications that may be needed, opened in advance and so on.