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Chrome already has a built-in tool that tells you where all your RAM went
['Digvijay Kumar', 'Oluwademilade Afolabi', 'Robin John']
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My usual response is to open Windows Task Manager and glare at the Chrome entry sitting at the top of the list.
The problem is that Windows shows Chrome as a pile of nearly identical processes with names that tell you nothing.
That guessing game stopped once I realized Chrome ships with its own task manager, and it labels everything properly.
The difference from the Windows Task Manager is naming.
Where the Task Manager falls shortThe numbers move, and they will not match WindowsRobin John / MakeUseOfThe figures here are not stable.