RAM usage problem after "long" use

The problem is the 3.1GB non-paged pool. This is normally a driver problem but I don't know more than that. Hopefully someone else can assist.

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halasz said:

The problem is the 3.1GB non-paged pool. This is normally a driver problem but I don't know more than that. Hopefully someone else can assist.

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oh thanks i forgot this
ah that's why, I don't know .. there are ways to know which driver is causing all of this?

DustSailor said:

No, it isn't WIn10, you can see the main offenders are bitTorrent and Spotify, though I can't see below that.

I also was going to say drivers, but it could be the programs themselves, I'm not sure.

Definitely update those drivers... if you're using MSI motherboard, go to their website for the drivers

if i close spotify and sync nothing changes.. in task manager there are not application that use too much ram, or at least that's what it says windows
all of driver are already updated

I used to have the similar problem and I have fixed it. Use process explorer, enable non-paged pool column and sort it you will see what process use excessive non-paged pool memory. In my case it's kaspersky antivirus.

See here for my thread Solved Build 10525 extremely high unknown ram usage - Windows 10 Forums

DustSailor said:

Just to confirm, you went to the MSI website and got Windows 10 specific drivers for your system? Also update the BIOS too.

And what happens if you kill the BitTorrent and all the Spotify processes? Can you see any change in doing this?

What are below those first processes that you posted in your picture? Is there a program or programs that are hogging resources by duplicating itself over and over again lower down on that list (I've personally seen Java do this, for example)?

Is your GPU card updated from Nvidia?

All of my driver are already updated, the msi update utility doesn't show me any update
I can close torrent and spotify but nothing change
Only one process, chrome.. but when i close it, the problem persist

DustSailor said:

Everything I've read indicates there is a driver memory leak. Make sure Windows itself is updated. And these two tutorials below can't hurt:

DISM - Repair Windows 10 Image - Windows 10 Forums
-next, do this one-
SFC Command - Run in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums

the windows are updated, i can try

NonXtreme said:

I used to have the similar problem and I have fixed it. Use process explorer, enable non-paged pool column and sort it you will see what process use excessive non-paged pool memory. In my case it's kaspersky antivirus.

See here for my thread Solved Build 10525 extremely high unknown ram usage - Windows 10 Forums

i have seen your thread but there is a mystery..
the process explorer doesn't see anything of relevance, but the task manager show that the "non-paged pool" are high
and then, which process are that use this part of ram?! i don't know..
p.s.= if i close chrome are the same..it's open for write this thread