Quartz eating up memory?

My application occasionally crashes so I was trying to figure out why. At first I missed some obvious memory leaks and cleaned up my code to properly alloc/release. But now I see where everytime I reload a view (for simplicity I just removeFromSuperview and add another view) the memory used goes up by between .05 and .1 MB. I tracked down the following as the culprit in the ObjectAlloc portion of Instruments but I have no idea how to correct it. If this is all handled by Quartz how do I free any of that memory?
Clikc here to see the image taken from Instruments

Hi geo141,
Do you only experience the memory issue with Nokia MixRadio? How about with other downloaded apps? Does it happen whether your Nokia MixRadio account is logged into the app or not? Do you get this issue when the phone has an active internet connection (Wi-Fi or mobile data) while using Nokia MixRadio?
Make sure that the phone's software is updated. You can verify it by going to Settings > Phone Updates > Check for updates. You may also check this link for more tips on increasing the phone's memory: Nokia Lumia 620 - Check and increase available memory on your phone.
Hope to hear feedback from you soon.

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ITunes eating up memory and disabling network in win7

Hello everyone.
Im a new user of the iPod Touch 1G (gf gift). Thing is, i just installed iTunes, and when syncing my iPod, iTunes seems to simply eat up all memory available (2gB RAM) until all computer gets to a standstill. I cant even restart.
Any ideas?
Thank in advance....

I have the same issue, and happens everyday and I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate.

Firefox eating excessive memory (highest I've observed it was 3.5 GB)

Upon start up my FireFox goes right up to over 130KB of ram, which is already a lot. Over a period of 45 mins to an hour, its consuming an entire 1GB of memory. Left unchecked it goes over TWO GB. One time I even saw it eating 3.5 GB and had my entire system running at a snails pace. That is beyond excessive. I've seen other posts about memory usage but none on this huge of a scale. If I can't fix it I won't use FireFox anymore.

hello, i agree that this totally unacceptable memory consumption. there have been many efforts going on of reducing the core browser's memory footprint - most of these excessive leaks are caused by extensions in the browser - which ones do you have installed in firefox > addons > extensions? (changes will be implemented in firefox 15 to dramatically reduce the possibility of memory leaks by these 3rd party programs).
you can also try launching firefox in safemode and see if it's working normally. if so, you'd have to try disabling all extensions, reenabling them one by one again & then observing the behaviour of the browser again to find out what's causing it.
[[Troubleshoot Firefox issues using Safe Mode]]

Flash player eats up memory until it crashes, can't watch full SWF

Can anybody please help me out with this. I have a 180mb SWF which is a lecture from one of my online classes, when i try to watch it i can watch about 20 minutes and then it will run out of memory. I watched in my task manager as Flash player went from only using 20mb to upwards of 500mb to 1000mb and it kept going up, it's like the more i watch it just keeps going up and up. Tried it on 3 different computers and still get the same problem, is there some reason this would be happening? Why does flash player eat up so much memory? I have Adobe Flash CS4 installed so it's playing through the player not a web browser or anything.
(tried it in web browser and it does the same thing)
Please help i have a test coming up!
Thank you!

Hi,
Based on my understanding it seems that there is a problem with the coding from your Flash Animation. I am not quite sure how that animation was created. Is there an embedded video in it? Did you create it? I just wanted to get more details about the file.
Thanks,
Vicente Tulliano.

Help...My motherboard is eating my memory!

I built the below computer a few years ago. A year or so after building it, it began to crash. While working, I would get a blue screen full of type flashed at me followed by the computer restarting. The screen would flash so fast that I never could read what the error message was.
This crashing and rebooting continued. I decided that the error could be due to my power system being faulty. So I purchased the Antec power supply listed below. That didn’t help and the crashes continued.
One day, while looking at system properties, I noticed that it only listed 512 megs of system memory instead of the 768 megs that I had installed (three 256 slots).
By trial and error, I figured out which of the three memory cards had gone bad. I then bought a new 256 and installed it. Everything was fine for a week or two but soon the crashing started to happen again and the memory in that same slot went bad (the new one).
I decided that this must be due to a bad motherboard. I contacted MSI and asked them to RMA it. They agreed and sent me a new motherboard (same model).
I took this opportunity to upgrade my ram and replaced the “broken” 256 with a new 512.
I installed the two 256 and one 512 memory cards and booted the system up.
My computer has run great for the past year (or so). Now am getting the same crashes. Again the bluescreen with writing on it appears too fast to read, followed by an automatic reboot. According to “System Properties” I still have 1 Gig of memory (so far).
Unfortunately, I don’t have the specs on my memory. I do know that it was what was recommended. Is there something wrong with this motherboard? Have others had similar problems?
Please help!

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Would I do that in the Bios? How much to increase?
Yepp, in bios. Normal voltage is 2.5V so I would suggest to increase it up to 2.6V in the first step. 2.7V should be possible without danger for your ram too.
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Won't boot.
Maybe faulty disk? Try another one.

Event handler eats up memory. Bad programing and/or bug.

Hello
I've been programming a GUI for a project. The basics of the program is a sample routine that updates a array once a second. Once the array is updated I use a event handler to plot the new array in a graph.
When I wrote this gui I think I've stumbled upon a bug in Labviews memory allocation.
If you have two loops. One that builds a array and then signals a loop with a eventhandler that reads the array and the event handler is stoped for a few seconds (by opening a sub vi or something inside the event handler), the memory goes berserk. When the event handler is free after the stop the memory is still allocated and does not return.
I could not find any information on this problem in the forum so I thought I would share this information with everyone. I managed to reproduce this phenomena in a small example (attached), if anyone is interested in it. The problem is simple to fix once you recognize the problem. However it was not the simplest problem to find (imho that is ).
Regards
Andreas Beckman
Attachments:
bug.zip ‏23 KB

Where are you seeing the memory being allocated? What tool are you using, task manager or LabVIEW profiling? I'm not seeing what you describe (LV 7.1.1 on a 3.4 GHz Pentium 4 w/ 1 Gb memory)
Thanks,
Putnam
Certified LabVIEW Developer
Senior Test Engineer
Currently using LV 6.1-LabVIEW 2012, RT8.5
LabVIEW Champion

Svchost.exe termsvcs eating up memory ?

Hi,
On a windows 2012 remote desktop session host I see the svchost.exe (termsvcs) using approx 13 GB of 16 GB available memory .... (Free memory on the host is zero now :-( ).
these are the memory figures:
In use: 16176 MB
Standby: 150 MB
Free: 0-40 MB
what is causing termsvcs process to take so much memory ?

Hi,
Are there many RDP sessions on the server?
You can use command Query Session to query RDP sessions.
More information for you:
Query session
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc785434.aspx
An Overview of Troubleshooting Memory Issues
http://blogs.technet.com/b/askperf/archive/2008/01/25/an-overview-of-troubleshooting-memory-issues.aspx
Best Regards,
Amy
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My mac is eating up memory.

Hi, I recently filled my scratch disks, thinking it was due to all the photos I have on my MAC, i began moving them all to a backup external hard drive and then removing them from my MAC. I managed to move about 60GB of photos off my machine and contined using my MAC as usual. The next day after adding nothing or even using my mac my memory has somehow filled itself back up and i now have only 1GB left on my hard drive with nothing to show from it. I thought it may be a virus and have ran Sophos anti virus software but found none.
any thoughts of what i can do to stop my mac from being so memory hungry?

Just for clarrification:
Memory= Ram
Storage= hard drive
Look at your >About this Mac>more info>Storage for usage
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