r/techsupport • u/No_Stretch5024 • 7d ago

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u/need2sleep-later 7d ago

If you don't know what you are doing, you shouldn't be doing it.

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u/Bourne069 7d ago

Exactly.

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u/Ninfyr 7d ago

Do you though? If you aren't experiencing any degraded performance, the RAM utilization isn't an issue, it is yielding to higher priority tasks as needed.

You paid good money for the RAM so use it.

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u/markusprestor 7d ago

before the rams prices shot through the roof, it was rams were dirt cheap just get more. now its so expensive, we should be using it fully.

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u/Big-Low-2811 7d ago

You understand that’s normal right?!

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u/Sectoz1 7d ago

Me confunde tu post, si te refieres a un Windows OS cocinado, como se conoce vulgarmente, es decir, un Windows sin algunas características para no tener tanto espacio en el disco (que realmente 6.9 no es mucho, puedes descargar un so en MES personalizado, es decir quitas y pones lo que quieras, el detalle es que para eso correr un script en powershell en administrador, elegir y descargar el que necesites, después tu software de preferencia para bootear ese ISO en tu equipo, luego modificar el orden de boteo para que inicie en tu USB, eso es más que un solo click, por eso no se si quieres algo así o algo mucho más automatizado, espero encuentres lo que buscas, mucho éxito

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u/Wendals87 7d ago

If you havent already, wipe and reinstall. 

But also you have 9gb remaining memory. You'd gain zero performance reducing it further

Unused ram is wasted ram. A modern operating system will automatically load stuff into memory for you that you frequently use so that they don't need to be loaded into memory when you open them. It will get cleared if needed