I had to restart my new MacBook Air with 4 GB of RAM because there wasn't enough space left as it as using all the available memory for SWAP. It's a bit ridiculous.
But its on SSD, so it's SOOO FAST!!
An SSD with swap on it may be fast, but it is more limited in space than a regular hard drive.
I had to restart my new MacBook Air with 4 GB of RAM because there wasn't enough space left as it as using all the available memory for SWAP. It's a bit ridiculous.
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I just got the Air this morning. It's the new 1.3 Ghz Air with the latest OS X 10.8.4 pre-installed. All the apps running are the latest versions since I literally downloaded them hours ago so I am not sure why there should be any memory leakages. In 14 years of using Macs, I have never had this happen to me. I'm very disappointed.
My question is what is dropbox doing that it is using so much CPU? (According to the images you posted.)I just got the Air this morning. It's the new 1.3 Ghz Air with the latest OS X 10.8.4 pre-installed. All the apps running are the latest versions since I literally downloaded them hours ago so I am not sure why there should be any memory leakages. In 14 years of using Macs, I have never had this happen to me. I'm very disappointed.
My question is what is dropbox doing that it is using so much CPU? (According to the images you posted.)
My question is what is dropbox doing that it is using so much CPU? (According to the images you posted.)
But its on SSD, so it's SOOO FAST!!
Page Outs: 64.52 GB
Swap Used: 59.00 GB
After restarting, resetting PRAM and SMC, repairing permissions and cleaning up the computer using Onyx, the computer is working fine. Although it is showing huge pageouts (~4GB), it nonetheless feels marginally faster than my rMBP 15 and there's no lag. The display actually doesn't look that bad either.