WTF is system and compressed memory!!!

[BeanJuice]

system and compressed memory takes about 80% of my cpu and ram usage all the time it makes my laptop always 50 °C+ witch makes my laptop very uncomfortable to use

[MoonlightSylv]

5 minutes ago, Donald Hump said:

system and compressed memory takes about 80% of my cpu and ram usage all the time it makes my laptop always 50 °C+ witch makes my laptop very uncomfortable to use

It's a system service, run Malwarebytes to make sure your system isn't infected.

[BeanJuice]

1 minute ago, ShadowTechXTS said:

It's a system service, run Malwarebytes to make sure your system isn't infected.

should i do full sys scan i have bitdefender and malwarebytes

[MoonlightSylv]

1 minute ago, Donald Hump said:

should i do full sys scan i have bitdefender and malwarebytes

Yeah, just to make sure.

[BeanJuice]

3 minutes ago, ShadowTechXTS said:

Yeah, just to make sure.

would it be nessisary to do a boot scan?

[MoonlightSylv]

1 minute ago, Donald Hump said:

would it be nessisary to do a boot scan?

I don't think so.

[BeanJuice]

5 minutes ago, ShadowTechXTS said:

I don't think so.

i left my kit cat bars next to my laptop andnot they are all melted

[MoonlightSylv]

3 minutes ago, Donald Hump said:

i left my kit cat bars next to my laptop andnot they are all melted

LOL! You can still eat it

[BeanJuice]

1 minute ago, ShadowTechXTS said:

LOL! You can still eat it

yah but its in a wierd shape now 

[GoodBytes]

20 minutes ago, Donald Hump said:

system and compressed memory takes about 80% of my cpu and ram usage all the time it makes my laptop always 50 °C+ witch makes my laptop very uncomfortable to use

It is a process that compresses/uncompresses dynamically part of your RAM, when you are low in available free space. The idea is that, when low in memory, it compresses programs unused, and decrompress them when you use them.

 

If you have plenty of RAM free, then the problem might be because it is being triggered by a faulty driver. Make sure that all your drivers are fully updated. Motherboard chipset, SATA controller (if apart from the motherboard drivers), sound, printer (assuming you have one plugged in), webcam, graphics card, card reader, etc.

[MoonlightSylv]

1 minute ago, Donald Hump said:

yah but its in a wierd shape now 

Put them in the microwave and eat them with a spoon.

[BeanJuice]

2 minutes ago, GoodBytes said:

It is a process that compresses/uncompresses dynamically part of your RAM, when you are low in available free space. The idea is that, when low in memory, it compresses programs unused, and decrompress them when you use them.

 

If you have plenty of RAM free, then the problem might be because it is being triggered by a faulty driver. Make sure that all your drivers are fully updated. Motherboard chipset, SATA controller (if apart from the motherboard drivers), sound, printer (assuming you have one plugged in), webcam, graphics card, card reader, etc.

i hava 4GBs

[BeanJuice]

2 minutes ago, ShadowTechXTS said:

Put them in the microwave and eat them with a spoon.

ya but kit cats arnt 100% chocolate

[MoonlightSylv]

4 minutes ago, Donald Hump said:

ya but kit cats arnt 100% chocolate

So

[BeanJuice]

6 minutes ago, GoodBytes said:

It is a process that compresses/uncompresses dynamically part of your RAM, when you are low in available free space. The idea is that, when low in memory, it compresses programs unused, and decrompress them when you use them.

 

If you have plenty of RAM free, then the problem might be because it is being triggered by a faulty driver. Make sure that all your drivers are fully updated. Motherboard chipset, SATA controller (if apart from the motherboard drivers), sound, printer (assuming you have one plugged in), webcam, graphics card, card reader, etc.

and why would i need this feature?

[GoodBytes]

10 minutes ago, Donald Hump said:

i hava 4GBs

It doesn't matter. You can have 128GB of RAM.. if it's near full, this process will be at work.

[GoodBytes]

6 minutes ago, Donald Hump said:

and why would i need this feature?

When you are low in RAM, instead of extended your RAM to your SSD/HDD, it compresses/uncompress your memory dynamically as needed, making it a faster alternative than using pagefile.

 

So before:

Low in free RAM ? --> Windows would move processes in and out of your HDD/SSD page file.

 

Now:

Low in free RAM ? --> Windows will try and compressed programs unused, and decompress them when you return to them, or needs something. If that doesn't help as you continue to have more programs or programs consumes more and more memory (say you load or work on a large project loaded in RAM) --> Now it will use the page file on your SSD/HDD as above.

 

So this system is a mid-point solution that provides something faster than using the pagefile.

 

The feature was mostly designed with low-end tablet and laptop or old systems, where due to their age, or budget, have limited RAM, and very slow storage.

[BeanJuice]

11 minutes ago, GoodBytes said:

When you are low in RAM, instead of extended your RAM to your SSD/HDD, it compresses/uncompress your memory dynamically as needed, making it a faster alternative than using pagefile.

 

So before:

Low in free RAM ? --> Windows would move processes in and out of your HDD/SSD page file.

 

Now:

Low in free RAM ? --> Windows will try and compressed programs unused, and decompress them when you return to them, or needs something. If that doesn't help as you continue to have more programs or programs consumes more and more memory (say you load or work on a large project loaded in RAM) --> Now it will use the page file on your SSD/HDD as above.

 

So this system is a mid-point solution that provides something faster than using the pagefile.

 

The feature was mostly designed with low-end tablet and laptop or old systems, where due to their age, or budget, have limited RAM, and very slow storage.

but when i am trying watch youtube videos the fan is soo loud that it makes the audio difficult to hear