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Nothing above 100-200MB, which is Chrome
BSOD from corrupt driver, sucking up lots of RAM
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New #13
That's the antivirus software that I just used :)
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New #14
Any more help here? :/ Comp is running at 5.3GB/8GB without anything on now
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New #17
Decided to re-run the verifier now that the driver in question was deleted, still got the BSOD - I noticed when I was in safe mode, my computer was running at a proper speed (1GB/8GB), if that gives any more information.
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New #18
You have a lot of processes running, they would be eating up your ram!
Its down to personal preference but i would say 50-60 max!
Have a look at your start up programs and services.
Startup Programs - Change
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New #19
^ Those are all the ones I have running right now - they don't add up to over 700MB, but my computer's running at 3.3GB and the fan's running pretty noticeably. Is that normal?
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