is it my softwares problem or my computers problem

[dr jones]

i am having problem while using web broswers on my computer,when i open 1 tab or 10 tab,the memory usage is so high,some time just opening 1 tab,the memory usage goes up to 153,038,but when i use the web broswer on other computer,the memory usge isnt that hight,what happening ??

[kooftspc11]

i am having problem while using web broswers on my computer,when i open 1 tab or 10 tab,the memory usage is so high,some time just opening 1 tab,the memory usage goes up to 153,038,but when i use the web broswer on other computer,the memory usge isnt that hight,what happening ??

which browser are you using?

[dr jones]

i am having problem while using web broswers on my computer,when i open 1 tab or 10 tab,the memory usage is so high,some time just opening 1 tab,the memory usage goes up to 153,038,but when i use the web broswer on other computer,the memory usge isnt that hight,what happening ??

which browser are you using?

opera and firefox

[outfromdeep]

It's ur OS problem, try to scan ur PC with Spyware and Antivirus.

[Dr0]

If the PC has more memory available, the browsers will choose to use more. You can set a limit in Opera to how much it uses, but letting it have the memory can speed up the browsing. (less HDD access is needed etc..)

As an example, this machine has 4GB memory (Linux x86_64), Opera is using 133mb. Total RAM used is 750mb (19%). Its all relative, without knowing your system specs its hard to say there's an issue.

[Chewie]

FF is currently using ~81MB on my 4GB Vista64 system... but the damned program stays running in the background when I quit it, meaning multiple instances (each ~20-30MB) until I force them closed.

[dr jones]

It's ur OS problem, try to scan ur PC with Spyware and Antivirus.

please explain how it got to do with my os,and what does it got to do with spyware and antivirus



If the PC has more memory available, the browsers will choose to use more. You can set a limit in Opera to how much it uses, but letting it have the memory can speed up the browsing. (less HDD access is needed etc..)

As an example, this machine has 4GB memory (Linux x86_64), Opera is using 133mb. Total RAM used is 750mb (19%). Its all relative, without knowing your system specs its hard to say there's an issue.

how do you set the limit ?


FF is currently using ~81MB on my 4GB Vista64 system... but the damned program stays running in the background when I quit it, meaning multiple instances (each ~20-30MB) until I force them closed.

you should try a little program called "taskiller" it shuts down software you dont need

[Dr0]

In Opera you can change the Memory cache option, in Preferences > Advanced > History > Memory Cache.

At default it should be set to automatic.

[Chewie]

FF is currently using ~81MB on my 4GB Vista64 system... but the damned program stays running in the background when I quit it, meaning multiple instances (each ~20-30MB) until I force them closed.

you should try a little program called "taskiller" it shuts down software you dont need
To be honest, FF shouldn't need killing; I'm amazed they haven't seen more feedback about the problem.

[dr jones]

In Opera you can change the Memory cache option, in Preferences > Advanced > History > Memory Cache.

At default it should be set to automatic.

a big help,thanks

[dr jones]

still waiting for outfromdeep and Dr0 to reply

[tornedo]

opera and firefox

[dr jones]

opera and firefox

huh ?? :frusty:

[Dr0]

still waiting for outfromdeep and Dr0 to reply

Been a long day, what reply do I need to make?

[dr jones]

still waiting for outfromdeep and Dr0 to reply

Been a long day, what reply do I need to make?

oops sorry,it outfromdeep that need to answer,sorry for the mistake ;)