Steam using 600 or 900 MB memory usage

[SmugKid24]

AFAIK steam usually only use 100-300mb memory. Restarting steam does make it normal for a couple of minute but then it start growing to either 600mb or 900mb (and then kinda locked on that value) anyone have same problem or maybe have fix ? :"(

[ReBoot]

For starters, are you talking about Steam itself or one of the CEF processes?

[SmugKid24]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

For starters, are you talking about Steam itself or one of the CEF processes?

idk for sure but steam client webhelper is the one taking big memory, it use 608MB memory in the time i writing these

[ReBoot]

Originally posted by SmugKid24:

Originally posted by ReBoot:

For starters, are you talking about Steam itself or one of the CEF processes?

idk for sure but steam client webhelper is the one taking big memory

Well, that's not news. Google hasn't given a single damn about Chrome's/Chromium's resource usage since day 1 of Chrome. See if deleting Steam's web cache helps. Maybe toggling HW acceleration for web views will change things (it's off for me, in case you're interested).

[SmugKid24]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Originally posted by SmugKid24:

idk for sure but steam client webhelper is the one taking big memory

Well, that's not news. Google hasn't given a single damn about Chrome's/Chromium's resource usage since day 1 of Chrome. See if deleting Steam's web cache helps. Maybe toggling HW acceleration for web views will change things (it's off for me, in case you're interested).

hmm well its just confuse me a little bit because it never happend before on my pc, i will try it and update the forum if it fixes the problem or not, thanks for your time and advice

[ReBoot]

Originally posted by SmugKid24:

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Well, that's not news. Google hasn't given a single damn about Chrome's/Chromium's resource usage since day 1 of Chrome. See if deleting Steam's web cache helps. Maybe toggling HW acceleration for web views will change things (it's off for me, in case you're interested).

hmm well its just confuse me a little bit because it never happend before on my pc, i will try it and update the forum if it fixes the problem or not, thanks for your time and advice :p4g_smiling:

Things change. Change is the only constant in life and while there are IT systems out there where rigiditiy is virtue, those are highly specialized systems and way too unusable for daily consumer use.
Meaning you simply have to accept that things change.