Hey guys,
I know there have been multiple posts on this question. I've viewed most of them and still can't sort my issue.
I have 8GB of RAM (I did have 16 but one of my RAM slots died on the mb so my PC wouldn't boot) and even if barely any processes are being used the computer lists the memory usage really anywhere from 30-60%. Bump that up if I'm doing 3D rendering or something. The math doesn't add up; the computer will have like 2GB of RAM being used and will say 80% usage or something asinine.
So I ran some tests on MemTest to make sure the RAM could fully be used in the first place, and it looks like it indeed can:
It looks more accurate now, with just over 6GB being used here, although the 92% still isn't entirely accurate.
Is this just a performance thing that Windows does automatically and uses RAM even when idle to keep it running, or should I be concerned here?
I've scavenged for any "ghost" memory hoggers and haven't found a single one (I've used process explorer among others...)
Thank you all for any help!
I know there have been multiple posts on this question. I've viewed most of them and still can't sort my issue.
I have 8GB of RAM (I did have 16 but one of my RAM slots died on the mb so my PC wouldn't boot) and even if barely any processes are being used the computer lists the memory usage really anywhere from 30-60%. Bump that up if I'm doing 3D rendering or something. The math doesn't add up; the computer will have like 2GB of RAM being used and will say 80% usage or something asinine.
So I ran some tests on MemTest to make sure the RAM could fully be used in the first place, and it looks like it indeed can:
It looks more accurate now, with just over 6GB being used here, although the 92% still isn't entirely accurate.
Is this just a performance thing that Windows does automatically and uses RAM even when idle to keep it running, or should I be concerned here?
I've scavenged for any "ghost" memory hoggers and haven't found a single one (I've used process explorer among others...)
Thank you all for any help!