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Why does Windows use so much more ram than my user account uses
Why does windows use so much more ram than what it says my account it using?
I'm fine with it being used but I just wanted to know what it is being use by.
Why does Windows use so much more ram than my user account uses
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Just a comment, I try to have double the RAM or more than what Windows' System Requirements calls for [up to the maximum the machine supports] and never worry about how much memory Windows is using and seldom have crashes involving memory. Windows will use what it needs to run things/programs so it usually boils down to third-party software being the biggest problem. An example, this HP 15 Notebook I'm using has 4GB RAM but doing file transfer to NAS drives kept freezing so I plugged in an 8GB SDHC card and activated ReadyBoost, helped mightily, gave the effect of having 12GB RAM.
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