[Feature]hope to add an option: Clean up when the Standby Memory percentage threshold reaches a certain value

[AssestinaR]

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App version

3.5.1

Problem you are trying to solve

Hello herypp!
My device often experiences significant lag when using software due to Standby Memory occupying all available memory space. However, in reality, the memory usage during use usually does not exceed 40%, and Standby Memory usage exceeds 60%. Therefore, the percentage of memory usage during use cannot truly reflect the memory usage of my device. Even if 20% of the memory is in use, it is possible for the device to experience abnormal lag due to up to 80% of Standby Memory usage.
So I had to use mem reduce to clean the Standby list every 5-30 minutes,

Suggested solution

I think mem reduce can add an option to detect the percentage of Standby Memory usage to automatically clean it up

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in English or Russian plz

[AssestinaR]

Hello herypp!
My device often experiences significant lag when using software due to Standby Memory occupying all available memory space. However, in reality, the memory usage during use usually does not exceed 40%, and Standby Memory usage exceeds 60%. Therefore, the percentage of memory usage during use cannot truly reflect the memory usage of my device. Even if 20% of the memory is in use, it is possible for the device to experience abnormal lag due to up to 80% of Standby Memory usage.
So I had to use mem reduce to clean the Standby list every 5-30 minutes,
I think mem reduce can add an option to detect the percentage of Standby Memory usage to automatically clean it up

[AssestinaR]

Sorry, my browser translation plugin has restored automatic translation of my English and uploaded it 😭

[fastfingertips]

Could you provide some technical details about the device? That might help in understanding the issue better.

[AssestinaR]

Could you provide some technical details about the device? That might help in understanding the issue better.

My computer configuration
windows 11 24h2 26100.3194
intel i7-13700f
32GB 3200Hz DDR4 memory (16GBx2)
RTX3060
I use this computer for office work and commonly use software such as Siemens NX and JDsoft Surfmill. I also usually open Chrome to browse some online content.
Starting from working every morning, if I don't manually clear the standby memory, my computer may experience a lot of lag after 1-2 hours due to the standby memory not being released. This time depends on whether I have opened many, many files. I suspect this is a vulnerability in the Windows system, but I cannot find a solution on the network to solve the problem of standby memory not being released properly.
Now I use mem reduce to clean the standby list every 5 minutes to ensure that my computer runs normally. If I don't do this, the standby memory will become like the one shown in the picture. Before I found such a useful software, if I encountered a situation where the standby memory was full, I could only free it by restarting the computer or logging out and logging back in as a user.
When my standby memory occupies all available memory space, I feel a noticeable lag. The function that used to take less than half a second to turn on now takes about 3-10 seconds or even more.

[AssestinaR]

As shown in the figure, the idle memory is only 18.4GB, but the standby memory occupies 18501MB

[AssestinaR]

[fastfingertips]

From what I understand, you want the available memory calculation to be customizable so that it can be based specifically on standby memory instead of total memory. A checkbox list to select which memory regions to include in the calculation would allow for this flexibility. This way, you could see available memory based only on standby memory if needed. That makes sense—it would be a useful feature!