CapStar362
7 discussion posts
hey guys, first time posting here, long time DF user.
i reverted back from Win 10 AU ( Anniversary update ) Build 1607 after it borked my entire system and several games to absolute NON-Working status to Windows 8.1 Pro WMC x64.
well as usual i installed the new DF 8.0 and i have been noticing something.
i run MSI Afterburner for when my games are up for hardware stats monitoring.
i have noticed the OSD for RAM Usage gets higher and higher as the day goes on. i have tracked it back to Display Fusion.
since there is a 50MB limit for attachments, i am sending a dump file from the Display Fusion executable itself to my google drive soon while i sleep tonight i will upload it. i apologize, as my charter ISP is sorry for uploads. ( 4 MBit up <-- LMAO ! but i get 67 MBit down. )
files will be here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B_Eas2MYWr6zdmlZVDBpQ290eU0
Can someone help me figure out why Display Fusion over time get to be a process as large as 2.7 GB of RAM?
i am a IT Guy myself, but i specialize in Hardware and Networking, i have ZERO programming skills or even debugging skills with software.
There is a screenshot also after 12 hours, Display Fusion is using over 600 MB of RAM. as time goes on, this RAM Amount gets higher by random amounts but within 300-800k increments.
THANKS!
Aug 23, 2016 (modified Aug 23, 2016)
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CapStar362
7 discussion posts
after 24 hours of up time the RAM usage is now just shy of 2.0 GB of RAM.
CapStar362
7 discussion posts
here it is.
• Attachment [protected]: display fusion.txt [82,806 bytes]
CapStar362
7 discussion posts
another bit of info. The CPU Usage is ALWAYS floating around 1.2-3.5%
This screenshot is 4 Hours after a cold boot this morning around 6AM.
• Attachment [protected]: df mem usage.jpg [264,075 bytes]
CapStar362
7 discussion posts
had to restart display fusion once again, as it was at 1600 MB of RAM usage after 24 hours Up Time
Aug 30, 2016 (modified Aug 30, 2016)
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Thanks! I noticed you're running BitDefender. BitDefender loads a DLL into DisplayFusion that causes it to leak memory. Are you able to add DisplayFusion.exe to the exclusions in BitDefender?
CapStar362
7 discussion posts
i will get back to you on that.
its never happened before, this is the first time.
Second Edit; NO i cannot add an exception, i do not have that kind of control with this version of Bitdefender.
Sep 2, 2016 (modified Sep 2, 2016)
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