#None paged memory using 1.1GB
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that doesn't seem like an issue to me and i can't suggest a fix for what isn't abnormal behaviour
is it the cause of some other issue or?
had many people say it wasn't normal
memory pools are briefly explained here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/memory/memory-pools
it is normal
ah ok
This is a better explanation to go along with what is linked above:
Your Paged memory is the data that was stored on the physical RAM, but has not been accessed for a period of time, and such gets moved into the page file. This is stored on your system boot drive, which can be adjusted by you if you wanted to. The non-paged pool is for things that RAM cannot move out of RAM. core system files, drivers, etc. The more processes that you have running critical to system functionality, the larger the non-page pool.
src: https://superuser.com/a/1606661