Windows 10: My PC's RAM keeps on slowly filling itself up until full

I'm currently on Windows 10 1909. My OS was freshly installed just recently (around 5 months ago) due to some issue with my laptop not updating to the newer versions of Windows 10. I only started to notice the issue when I did a major OS Upgrade (I don't remember which one specifically but I think it was from 1809 to 1903?).


Basically my computer starts up normally (around 18-20% RAM Usage on startup) then slowly starts eating through my RAM the longer it's left on. After about 12 hours, it's filled itself up to 65% RAM Usage. If I leave it on for even longer, it will eventually fill itself all the way to 99%. I have 16GB of RAM. Opening the task manager doesn't really explain much. The processes listed in the memory tab add up to about 2.5GB despite the fact that my RAM Usage is at around 10GB right now. I don't have any antiviruses aside from Windows Defender and it hasn't found anything malicious. I've attached screenshots from the resource monitor and RAMMap if they help. Any help would be appreciated as i've been dealing with this for quite a long time now :|




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SSD keeps filling up

My SSD keeps slowly filling up, when my computer is on. Then when i restart my computer, i takes around an hour, and it says the message "configuring windows". When the computer is launched again, my ssd i back to normal capacity, but slowly fills up again.
But the wierd thing is, it only started to happen, after i did a complete re installation of my computer.

 

SSD keeps filling up

Hey Carlos

So i just did reinstall my windows operating system, through windows it self. And before i did it, the problem wasn't there.

And by slowly filling up, i mean that over time the SSD (or c drive) is being filled up with files. But when i look in the c drive, nothing has changed. And yes i have done so i can see all the hidden folders. Its a 120gb SSD and the windows installation
fills up around 30-40gbit, so the rest is free space. It is slowly filling up the ~80gb up over 4-5 hours. Then when i restart the pc is back to the ~80gb of free space and slowly fills up again.

 

AMD FX OC'ers Club

That's what the auto setting will do since you're over the 1333 mark it jumps to the next step which isn't listed or officially supported I assume by that ram.

At this point though I would suggest dropping the multi one step or .5 so that we can get something stable and possibly take the heat issue out of the picture for now.