12-20-13 10:05 AM
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  1. Paul Collins4's Avatar
    Paul Collins4
    Non location services on no apps running so why the high ram usage? Suggestions
    Z10 RAM-img_00000062.png

    Posted via CB10
    12-19-13 11:48 AM
  2. Paul Collins4's Avatar
    Paul Collins4
    Z10STL100-2/10.2.0.1803

    Posted via CB10
    12-19-13 11:48 AM
  3. FF22's Avatar
    FF22
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    Do you have any sideloaded apps of any kind? Does it feel warm?
    12-19-13 02:16 PM
  4. GS51's Avatar
    GS51
    Check in device monitor what is eating your ram

    Posted on my Z10 Via CB10
    12-19-13 02:25 PM
  5. Xavier85's Avatar
    Xavier85
    Originally Posted by GS51
    Check in device monitor what is eating your ram

    Posted on my Z10 Via CB10
    Does 10.2.0 have device monitor? I thought that was a 10.2.1 feature
    12-19-13 03:37 PM
  6. sklotz2000's Avatar
    sklotz2000
    Originally Posted by Xavier85
    Does 10.2.0 have device monitor? I thought that was a 10.2.1 feature
    Good point! Anyone know if the 10.2.1 Device Manager .bar can be side loaded on 10.2? This would certainly help pin it down.
    12-19-13 04:00 PM
  7. Bilaal's Avatar
    Bilaal
    I also have this issue. I didn't check what was eating my RAM. I'm going back to 1055 in the meantime.
    12-19-13 04:02 PM
  8. sklotz2000's Avatar
    sklotz2000
    Looks like it does:
    http://forums.crackberry.com/bb10-le...-2-0-a-860154/

    You'll want to side load the following .bar file: sys.sysmon-1.0.1.22 (48hr graph and shows PIM services)
    Once it's installed, you'll be able to see what's using up all that memory.
    Xavier85 likes this.
    12-19-13 04:12 PM
  9. vader42's Avatar
    vader42
    Remember, that bb10 runs under QNX (a full blown OS). Files are cached or buffered for quick launch/access as well as processes using the RAM. You might only have say 500Mb free, but of that, 1G could be the file cache. If you need the RAM, the oldest cache entry is deleted (and repeat until you have enough). Unless you get a message saying you are out of RAM, I wouldn't worry. For example, I'm running linux, and at the moment of 4G ram, I only have 1.7G free, however 1.3G is cached, so in reality I really have 3G (1.7 + 1.3) free. If your RAM isn't being used, it is wasted (ie. not needed), so the OS uses it to speed itself up.
    ffejrobins30 likes this.
    12-19-13 05:11 PM
  10. scrannel's Avatar
    scrannel
    You don't recover some of this ram if you do a restart?
    12-19-13 05:22 PM
  11. GS51's Avatar
    GS51
    Originally Posted by Xavier85
    Does 10.2.0 have device monitor? I thought that was a 10.2.1 feature
    Yes sir it does, but not as advanced as the one in 10.2.1, it only shows cpu and memory usage, no battery usage.

    Posted on my Z10 Via CB10
    12-19-13 11:54 PM
  12. Paul Collins4's Avatar
    Paul Collins4
    Got nothing side loaded

    Posted via CB10
    12-20-13 05:50 AM
  13. Paul Collins4's Avatar
    Paul Collins4
    Z10 RAM-img_00000077.png
    Z10 RAM-img_00000076.png

    Posted via CB10
    12-20-13 05:52 AM
  14. bbrog's Avatar
    bbrog
    So what does it say when you select memory?

    Posted via CB10
    12-20-13 10:05 AM
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