A little bit of clean up can come a long way increasing the speed and freeing up some memory in your system for other applications to use the memory. So you should also go to the extensions in your browser and uninstall the ones that you do not even know or use. While I started cleaning up, I deleted almost 12 extensions that I do not even know and do not use them at all. I know that extensions in Google Chrome are a great way to experience better browsing experience and it also gets a lot of things done but at the same time it also slows down your browser. Google Chrome eating RAM like a Super Computer Way 1: Do not install lots and lots of extensions on your browser. Please do apply these three tricks and see if it helps and if you are using any kind of other tricks, do let me know in the comments section. I found three steps basically which made my browsing experience as well as computing experience a bit better than before.

This is very frustrating and I wanted to fix this so that the other applications should get some of the memory to run fine. And my total memory usage is 3.37 GB out of 4 GB and that is like 90%. I am using .157 version of Google Chrome and with just two tabs open it is the second highest process that is eating my RAM up. I am also frustrated to see this much of RAM usage by this browser, here is an example of what it looks like on my Windows system. But have you ever thought why is Google Chrome eating RAM like a giant super computer? It does not matter if you are using Windows or MAC, but when you run Google Chrome it starts eating your RAM up and hence slowing the computer. If you are using a laptop or desktop in the 21st century, I am sure you are aware of the fastest browser out there which is Google Chrome.

Stop chrome from using ram