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8 minutes ago, noxdeouroboros said:

Not enough information, elaborate.

as i play for examply Dota 2 , it would start at 500 mbps and gradually go up till it hits max Ram at around 7 gb Being used in Only Dota 2 and then after that it goes back down to 500 and goes up again gradually.

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8 minutes ago, Tom_nerd said:

do you have XMP enabled, if you do try just giving a little extra voltage to your memory, or underclock the frequency

ohhh would really like to learn this , i'm really new to PC and it would be nice if you have steps for me to follow this cause i dont really know what XMP is and how even manually put extra voltage towards my Memory 

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15 minutes ago, Poka said:

as i play for examply Dota 2 , it would start at 500 mbps and gradually go up till it hits max Ram at around 7 gb Being used in Only Dota 2 and then after that it goes back down to 500 and goes up again gradually.

During gameplay or whilst idling in the game? How can you be certain that it's a memory leak? Generally you would need a debug build of the game to be sure of that.

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10 hours ago, mansoor_ said:

During gameplay or whilst idling in the game? How can you be certain that it's a memory leak? Generally you would need a debug build of the game to be sure of that.

yes during only gameplay time and it's the only reason i could see but i could be wrong and yes usually and mostly this happens when i Run Discord With other games it also might be because of my build being too low but the cpu/gpu usage really never goes over 60 % with this type of games ( World war Z , Dota 2 ) 

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