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CyBeRino

macrumors 6502a
Jun 18, 2011
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As Col. Potter would say .. "HORSE HOCKEY!!" I have gotten the same error several times with 8G of RAM and 750G free on my HDD.

Then something else is wrong because the absolute only reason that dialog would show up, is if the system is out of regular ram and also can't page out to disk anymore.
 

jeffg819

macrumors 6502
Dec 25, 2006
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Spoke too soon. It's back with a vengeance! Mail goes from 200 meg to 60 gigs of memory in seconds.
 

ColdShadow

Cancelled
Sep 25, 2013
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I haven't installed Yosemite yet but it seems it does indeed eat alot of RAM,in this video (final release not beta) it takes 7GB of 8GB and thats without sny apps running :

http://youtu.be/Ao7GJASlDOM

(Jump to minute 1:50 were he shows activity monitor).

I wonder how well it will work with just 4GB,as thats what all Macbook Air come as standard and there is no upgrade option..
 

1member1

macrumors 6502
Sep 8, 2012
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I have 8GB of RAM and yosemite using 7.9GB of RAM. if you read about memory usage in OS X and post mountain lion you will see that this intended.

the indication of ram problem is in memory pressure graph not memory used
 

theSeb

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Aug 10, 2010
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I have 8GB of RAM and yosemite using 7.9GB of RAM. if you read about memory usage in OS X and post mountain lion you will see that this intended.

the indication of ram problem is in memory pressure graph not memory used

True, but if Mail is using 60 GBs of memory, then there is a real issue.
 

1member1

macrumors 6502
Sep 8, 2012
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True, but if Mail is using 60 GBs of memory, then there is a real issue.

yes thats right. i don't have the same issue with mail just wanted to clarify because most users coming from windows which behave differently and think their OS X sucks :eek:
 
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