SystemUIServer is using a lot of memory

My systemUIServer is using a lot of memory like 300MBof memory. I can quit the serives which is relaucnched since it's a launchd and will gradually go back to eating up memory. I also have noticed the LoginWindow process eats up a lot of memory. Does anyone know what could be causing this

systemUIServe and loginwindows is using 800+1gb of my ram. I m rearching for a fix did you solve yours?

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9C800000 4096K rwx-- [ anon ]
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9F800000 24576K rwx-- [ anon ]
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A1800000 12288K rwx-- [ anon ]
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A6400000 24576K rwx-- [ anon ]
A7C00000 40960K rwx-- [ anon ]
AA400000 20480K rwx-- [ anon ]
AB800000 12288K rwx-- [ anon ]
AC400000 20480K rwx-- [ anon ]
AD800000 4096K rwx-- [ anon ]
ADC00000 36864K rwx-- [ anon ]
B0000000 4096K rwx-- [ anon ]
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B1400000 4096K rwx-- [ anon ]
B1800000 8192K rwx-- [ anon ]
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Debugger attached successfully.
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From Space:
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used = 0 (0.0MB)
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To Space:
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