T440 Using Large Amount of Resources

Hello. We currently purchased some T440 20B6-005BUS for our users and are applying our Windows 7 SP1 x64 Enterprise image to them through SCCM (and yes, ExpressCache gets installed). After imaging the first couple we noticed that at idle these laptops sit at 2-2.5GB RAM usage (4GB total in these machines). Thinking it may be something wrong with our image, I created a new gold image and applied it. However, the RAM usage is still very high.
To verify that it wasn't our image I started up another couple T440 out of the box with the Lenovo default image, and sure enough, it's also using 2-2.5GB at idle. Has anyone else seen this? It seems that some service(s) in svchost are using the most at idle (around 100-200MB).
I plan on installing Windows 8.1 Enterprise (fresh ISO) just to see if the T440 is just poorly configured for Windows 7, but I don't really expect Windows 8.1 to help much. I'd appreciate hearing back about everyone elses experiences with the T440 (especially 20B6-005BUS). Thanks.
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MadTux wrote:
Well, I'm using Ubuntu x86_64 on my 8GB t440, and it is currently using 1.2 GB of RAM (with just chrome open), most of which is chrome and the desktop (OK, the Compiz WM is just rather heavyweight). The Win8 that came pre-installed was very bloated and slow, and was using masses of resources.
I think installing a nice, fresh iso would help a lot. (Even Windows )
As I stated above, we have been installing fresh images. I actually found the solution myself: http://support.lenovo.com/en_IN/detail.page?DocID=HT077590 Turns out it is ExpressCache. I don't know if it really will help performance like the KB claims, but we might have to get rid of these T440 anyways. The i217-LM NIC is killing our network https://communities.intel.com/thread/48051

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