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Same answer applies even if I wasn't paying proper attention twice lol. Windows will utilise whatever you have. Notice the paged pool is 21gb. That's the equivalent to pagesys. It basically eases the load on the system and speeds it up by using as a cache, similar to the RAM disk principle. I still wouldn't worry.
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Louise Porkolt

Louise Porkolt

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Hi there,

It seems that Chrome is using allot of processes with zero kb !
Have you tried to scan your entire PC for viruses ?
I have no affiliate with this Russian company but this one of the best AV's I have ever used (for about 10 years): freedrweb.com

nothing to install, just download and scan ! (only free for home-use)

Let us know if you found something !
Cheers, Louise.
 
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Lol, I guess you replied to the wrong person. I am the poster,my rams are 32gb. 4*8gb G.skill rams.
 
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Same answer applies even if I wasn't paying proper attention twice lol. Windows will utilise whatever you have. Notice the paged pool is 21gb. That's the equivalent to pagesys. It basically eases the load on the system and speeds it up by using as a cache, similar to the RAM disk principle. I still wouldn't worry.
 
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