Yesterday, I downloaded a game from Steam which is over 20GB at ~90Mbps and my RAM went straight to 97% usage in just an hour. But it doesn't happen only if I use Torrent client, which I found out yesterday. And yesterday, I found out that QBittorrent also gives the same problem. Before this, I didn't have any RAM Usage problem. Guys, as it turns out, I think the problem might be with the version of Windows 10 OS I'm using. Or is it a problem with the Windows? Or my Killer E2200 Network adopter is causing this memory leak? I have attached screen shot of the Task Manager and the Resource Manager. But it didn't solve anything.Ĭan anybody tell me what might be the problem here? Is it the torrent client? Vuze and uTorrent? I am skeptical that two different client would cause the same problem. So, I went to registry editor and stopped it. I googled for solutions and found one that Windows NDU was causing problems. But my memory usage was just skyrocketing. The thing is, I thought uTorrent is consuming the RAM but to my surprise, Task Manager was showing that uTorrent was using only 40-60MB of RAM. Then, I have the use the good old restart button of the chassis to start the computer again. After about 1-2hrs later, Windows Task Manager will show memory usage around 80-85% and if I continue running, it gradually becomes 99% and the system becomes unstable and stops responding. But if I start downloading torrent (small or big file doesn't matter), the RAM memory gets increased gradually. After a fresh reboot, the computer uses about 34-40% memory while idle (no application, games running. Recently I noticed abnormal memory usage, not by the torrent client but probably Windows. One is Vuze and the other one is uTorrent. 1x 256GB SATA SSD and 1x WD Green 2TB backup drive. My PC is running a Core i5 4690K with 8GB DDR3 RAM. My old PC is currently running Windows 10 Education Insider Preview Build 16278.rs3_release.170825-1441. I'm facing a problem recently regarding RAM.

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