Skyrollareally, really questionable pulling of hendricks in my opinion
yeah esp bc lester is AWFUL under pressure
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World Series
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posted about 8 years ago
#74
World Series
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king felix deserved the cy young over kluber in 2014 so im okay if the indian lose
posted about 8 years ago
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GO INDIAN GO INDIAN GO INDIAN GO INDIAN GO INDIAN GO INDIAN GO INDIAN GO INDIAN GO INDIAN GO INDIAN GO INDIAN GO INDIAN GO INDIAN
posted about 8 years ago
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how much do you bench (tons)
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DoomLord305 for a single at my best, probably 200 now 8(
305 tons is a lot
posted about 8 years ago
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what is using so much ram in my computer?
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EnderpSo it's a driver at fault then. The superuser link has an answer to the user's question where he suggests installing the Windows Driver Kit and running poolmon to figure out which pool is consuming the memory, and from there to figure out which driver(s) are using the pool.
You'll likely get a small list of suspect drivers, some probably packaged as part of Windows. Look at the non Microsoft drivers first because it's probably a fault from there.
Or if you have an AMD GPU you could probably just try updating or reverting to a different stable release and see if it's fixed.
ill try this, thanks for the help
posted about 8 years ago
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what is using so much ram in my computer?
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EnderpWhy don't you just click on the "Resource Monitor" button/link on the screen? Then you can look at the table for memory usage and see what each user process is using.
You'll likely see memory usage low in the resource monitor. "Low" as in the usage doesn't add up to 14GB. This means the leak is probably from something running in kernel mode.
Here's a pretty good resource on diagnosing the driver at fault.
http://superuser.com/questions/533135/98-100-memory-use-no-process-uses-more-than-25mb
If you see usage in resource monitor is high due to svchost, then it's a service at fault. You can use Process Explorer from SysInternals (available on microsoft's website) to figure out which service.
you're correct, the usage didnt add up to 14 GB. there are a lot of svchost stuff, but all their usage is very small.
according to process explorer, MsMpEng.exe (antimalware executable by microsoft) is taking up the most private bytes-- everything else thats using memory is actual programs that im using. This service is only taking up 200 MB though
posted about 8 years ago
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what is using so much ram in my computer?
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Ice_Cold_Lemonadedownloadmorewam.com
this was not very helpful :(
posted about 8 years ago
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what is using so much ram in my computer?
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everytime i startup my desktop, my ram is instantly 85-90% full
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the actual processes open barely add up to over 1 GB (and right now its only at 700 MB, and the most any process is using is 300) when I add them up and I am the only user on my desktop.
How do i fix this, as its making my computer very slow
i ran mbam and nothing was wrong, cpu usage is at 2-5%, i dont know whats wrong
thanks
posted about 8 years ago
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Microsoft Surface Studio
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AndKennethApple has simply not made the jump to make computers with touchscreens or convertible tablets, which is a little bit weird considering they've had the "creatives" market for a while.
This is really cool.
isnt this what the ipadpro is supposed to be?
posted about 8 years ago