Why some people here so anti Illegear? Lol

No harm supporting our local product lah. Even if TS intentionally wanna promote then let it be. Janji when shit happens Illegear really serve up their customers that well.

as expected, instant reply from the scammer/culprit lol.

is that all your defense? If you genuinely need help, goto correct computer subsection.

/k is not illegear helpdesk.

Alright, thanks for the heads up.

Will try to monitor what's eating up the spaces.

thanks alot man appreciated !

oh imagine every advertiser like him open new thread for Acer, Asus, HP, Dell, Toshiba, Nvidia, AMD. The entire /k will submerged into place infested with hidden ads threads. Come on la, not here to kill your business, but there is a place for everything.

Check usable RAM in task manager, but I will put my bet on Android emulator, the virtualbox always memory leak after running for hours.

illegear is just CKD Import Eurocom, not in house completely like Dell, Lenovo etc.
I think many boutique brands doing the same these days though.

Not to say good or bad,
heck, I've always told my friends they were "ok" when they want gaming laptops before Covid.
most of them still have theirs running.

TS case, dont know happening due to COVID or not saja.

ahhh YES, VirtualBox will pop out whenever i tried to shut down my PC. Possible that's the one that eating up the RAM space, if i switch it off would it effect my android emulator?

Yes, Android emulator run on VirtualBox, it is a virtual machine that running your Android system la.
If you only running like 1-3 hours of Android emulator, but your RAM keep 90%, the only thing you can do is.

1. Just keep reopen your Android emulator, ensure VirtualBox also shut down in the process.
2. Turn off Fast Startup to prevent the memory leak bring over to next boot of your system.(hibernate is not reboot/fake shut down)
https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1045548/

Or, you just add more RAM to counter it la.
Memory leak by virtual machine is old issues that hardly can fix, so, yup.

Hey thanks for your info man helps alot.

Yess was planning to add more RAM if the issue kept coming back, will add more RAM as it seems

anyway thanks for your input!

You're welcome.

That's why I hate drivers(either kernel or user mode), if it causing memory leak, only reboot or add more RAM will solve it.
Unless it is from Nvidia for example, just find reproduce step(reopen MSI AB frequently will cause memory leak) and report to them, last time I did it and just 2 months, fixed.

Also try keep your drivers in least, crashing of system(BSoD) is always by drivers, like mine is USB charger+ from Asus.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-ha...and-kernel-mode

windows issue lah bro

yeah ..make sure to top up ram ...