My PC is using 99% of my ram, but it doesnt add up when i open task manager
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Windows 10 says I'm using 97% of my (8 GB) of RAM in Task Manager, but when I check "Users" it says my profile is the only one active and it's only
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Task manager not showing ram speed or details.
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