Your RAM is fully utilized at 100 percent.
Your RAM is fully utilized at 100 percent.
It continues to occur regularly after 4 to 8 hours, even though I recently replaced the RAM.
I’d likely begin scanning for malware or consider a full system reset. It might be a strange virus, or one of your installed programs could be malfunctioning and difficult to identify.
I've already scanned for malware. To check for memory leaks, use tools like Valgrind or your OS's memory profiler. Fixing leaks involves identifying the source, optimizing data handling, and updating your software to stable versions.
Memory leak refers to a situation where a program or driver consumes increasing amounts of RAM because of a flaw. You can spot it by tracking RAM usage over time in the hope of finding the cause. It cannot be resolved, only reported to developers or waited for a future patch (or remove the problematic software).