Windows 10: High ram usage non paged .

Like 2 months I have performance issue in my windows 10 gaming laptop

I did some search found that it can be cause for some memory leaks

Using poolman I found ismc tagged cause of this


https://hizliresim.com/rSp1ro


This tag releadet to iaStorA.sys and iaStorAVC .sys files .I did update intel raid still didnt solve my situation


.Ram usage doesnt add up actual used ram for resource monitor diffrene is like 2-3 gb ram even if idle .


Also

isastorA.sys used by IntelR Chipset SATA/PCIe RST Premium Controlle this driver and up to date.Version 18.30.1.1138


I did a lot if thing but didnt solve my ram performance issue.Reinstall malware scan or regedit ndu null value change didnt down the vaule of non paged usage.After it started 600 goes to 900 .

I dont have killer network driver to .


Any help _

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High RAM Usage in Win10

Your non-paged (nicht ausgelagerter) pool usage is very high. Do you happen to have a Killer NIC?

You can follow the directions in this post to find who is using all that memory - Very high RAM usage all the time w10 - Windows 10 Forums

 

High ram usage on Windows10 x64

Hi Acacolex,

You can try the steps indicated in this checklists to troubleshoot the issue.

https://thegeekpage.com/windows-10-high-cpu-and...

Hope it helps.

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High RAM Usage in Win10

Thanks alot for your answers:
@PolarNettles: yes I have a Gigabyte Z170x Gaming-3 Mainboard with Killer E2200 ethernet controller. Are there known issues with this controller?
@Spectrum: I downloaded the program and got this screen


is this of some use for you?

@AddRAM: RAMMap did nothing as I emptied all the lists. At first boot RAM usage is normal, but when I work or play some time it kinda stacks up the RAM. Snip of the resource monitor