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If you sort processes by memory in Windows Task Manager, you'll find the culprit pretty quickly.Also, Chrome is a memory monster, so if that's the browser you're using, that's probably the problem. Close old tabs out, quit Chrome, restart your system, re-launch Chrome, and see if it's improved.
If you sort processes by memory in Windows Task Manager, you'll find the culprit pretty quickly.
Also, Chrome is a memory monster, so if that's the browser you're using, that's probably the problem. Close old tabs out, quit Chrome, restart your system, re-launch Chrome, and see if it's improved.
