#"Out of Memory" error and crashes on Chatgpt web (take 2)

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toxic quail
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This is a revival of this person's ticket:
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Good afternoon, I'm having an error when using one of the gpts or it would be in chatgpt itself, it is using a lot of memory in idle state, it is using 722mb but while generating the response it starts to freeze and exceeds 1gb and gives the error "Out of Memory" do you know if it is something in chatgpt itself, or is it on my computer? (I have 32GB of RAM)

There is very obviously a memory leak on the website that has happened for months. It's all over the Reddit, Discord and internet in general. Why is this constantly ignored and not prioritized?

This happens in Firefox, Brave, and Chrome -- it doesn't matter since it's not a user-issue.

I mean look at this Firefox using massive amounts of CPU and memory on my $3k desktop.

It's almost as if you folks are testing trying to stealthily offload your balance load on individual PCs instead of purely server-side? I can't think of any other reason why this wouldn't be directly addressed+fixed ASAP.

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ChatGPT shared link: (optional)

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Open ChatGPT4 or 4o in a Win11 desktop browser
  2. Simply use it and notice your CPU and memory bulking up until the tab crashes

Expected result:

Barely any CPU/mem usage, especially on idle -- server side processing only

Actual result:

Your tab will slow down, bug out and get more sluggish until the tab crashes, noticing cpu+mem creeping higher when it should't

Additional information

Browser: Firefox, Chrome, Brave
OS: Win11

This is a known bug that numerous experience all of the internet; just seems to be avoided by staff for some reason?

sharp terrace
toxic quail
quartz pollen
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As of today (11/15/2024), ChatGPT keeps crashing for me in Chrome on Android.

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I get the dreaded "Aw, Snap". I have no way of knowing for sure, but I suspect this is related.

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Interestingly, it does not crash if I load it in desktop mode.