Unknown high ram usage problems

[Voulker]

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Lately I've been having problems with high ram usage, starts fine then within 2-3 hours it's spikes up to 80-90% idle ram usage, I have 16 gigs of ddr4. I'm in the middle of a windows defender scan, will update when it finishes.

- Windows Defender didn't find anything

 

[xReCoiiLDaZe]

If you right click on the windows toolbar it should say task manager click on that and it shows u all the stuff in the background happy to help

 

[Mohan_27]

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Lately I've been having problems with high ram usage, starts fine then within 2-3 hours it's spikes up to 80-90% idle ram usage, I have 16 gigs of ddr4. I'm in the middle of a windows defender scan, will update when it finishes.

- Windows Defender didn't find anything

Go into the bios and reduce the MHz usage.

 

[johnbl]

you have 11 gb of non paged pool used. This is the problem, I would just guess it is your killer network driver and it should just be updated. You should save some time if you just update the motherboard drivers before you have to actually debug the problem.

you can download poolmon.exe and run it and sort by the non page pool used. this will get the pool tag
then you have to take the pool tag and search pooltag.txt for the tag name or string search your drivers for that tag.

poolmon.exe comes with the windows ddk
you can also change the memory dump type to kernel and force a memory dump using the keyboard
(google to find the registry setting to force a memory dump from a keyboard)

a kernel memory dump will contain the proper info to show what drivers are using the non paged pool.

debugger command to show the top users of nonpaged pool should be:
!poolused /t 10 2