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I can make Windows 10 "use ~375MB of RAM" by simply only giving it 384MB, then it hammers the pagefile. Granted, if you're not out of RAM like OP's screenshot (600MB out of 2GB) it shouldn't get to an extreme pagefile usage situation at all times.
it's normal for windows to use ~10gb while doing lightweight stuff like web use, etc. background apps, startup apps, and windows services. try disabling startup apps that you don't need, adjust your pagefile size, or just add more ram
2 paź 2012 · Currently, in order to monitor my computer's RAM usage, that's what I do: Open Windows Task Manager → Go to Performance tab → Watch Memory box / Physical Memory: (Usage Percentage) at the bottom: However it's not convenient.
Windows 10 has a feature called "Prefetch" and "Superfetch" that loads your most used apps into RAM so they can open much faster. If you need that RAM, Windows 10 will release it, so don't worry – you're not permanently down 7GB that you can't use.
17 cze 2012 · You can try Sysinternal's RAMMAP but it shows memory usage in a different way than Task Manager & Resource Manager and is therefore not too helpful. Task Manager & Resource Monitor don't show the filecache and the size of it. It's part of the "In use" part of the memory (See Resource Monitor).
7 gru 2022 · Want to see live-updating resource usage stats from your system's CPU, memory, disk, network, or GPU? Windows 10 has some hidden built-in perfomance monitors that can help. You can even have Windows show always-on-top FPS. There are two ways to do this: You can use the Task Manager or the Xbox Game Bar overlay. Both tools have some easy-to-miss ...
30 wrz 2022 · Is it time to buy more RAM for your computer’s total memory capacity? Test how much your Windows system is using with Performance and Resource Monitor.
