See if you can identify if its ram or page file + ram, as if its a driver, its likely to only show in ram, as the non paged pool is where drivers are loaded. You can right click headers and run an av scan from within the program. This page shows what all the colours and headings mean, link at bottom of it shows how to use it to find problems. The default view is tree structure meaning like your task manager screen, it will show what processes are under each service, but unlike task manager, it shows the ram usage of each part so you can see what is eating your ram You might want to download Download Process explorer and run it as admin (it comes from Microsoft so its safe) Memory leaks are often drivers, question here is it it filling ram or page file, as Windows 10 sees both as memory. I'm open to any ideas, i realy have no clue what else to try to fix this, since if the problema is unknown (for me), there is no assurance if i reinstall windows the problem wont persist. PC duing a chorme session with just one tab open, showing 11 process (is this normal?) PC after reboot, same process but now memory is normal PC 'bugged' you can see the amount memory i have use and how much it 'thinks' is under use

I have a couple screenshots to show here, they are as: I checked the forums, youtube etc, already tried kill the 'superfetch' process as some recomended elsewhere, but stil mantain the issue. (updated with the released recomended drivers and also already tried with the updated 'optional' drivers, but notice no difference on this issue) I have a Windows 10, i7 3820, Asrock X79 extreme 6, 2x4 GB DDR 4, OCZ Vertex 3 as my windows/program file drive, another OCZ Vertex 3 for the usual games and have other drive for downloads/videos etc., also have a HD 7970 Ghz Edition graphic card. Since some weeks I been having an issue on my pc, when I boot the pc i have around 30% used on background/windows stuff, after play some games, watch videos, go to google or anyting I do, out of no where I start feeling pc slow and hanging, than when I check the task manager, I realize most of my memmory is under use, some times up to 91% even after I close everything the memory doesnt go down, and If i check every single open process on the task manager and sum them all, it never goes above the normal 30%, but pc stil shows somehow 90+ as used.

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