Old memoryleak strikes again

[_hunter]

Greetings,

 

Some time age (several years) uTorrent already had this bug: left without monitoring for a few hours it devours all available physical memory. Now (after I upgraded from 3.4.2 to 3.4.3.40097) I see it again (01.jpg). Why I'm blaming uTorrent? -- Because right after I'm closing it (02.jpg) all consumed memory returned back (03.jpg)

So whatever you did in 3.4.3 -- please undo it back.

 

Best regards...

[DreadWingKnight]

Why are you not showing the utorrent.exe process in these screenshots?

Oh right, because it's not using the 9gb of ram you claim it is.

[_hunter]

What do you mean "not showing the utorrent.exe process in these screenshots"? -- Did you ever looked on first-one?

>>> Oh right, because it's not using the 9gb of ram you claim it is.

Actually I not really care if it's "using" it or "causes it to be consumed": 3 hours passed after I restarted uTorrent -- and 8GB occupied. Right after I closed it again -- all that memory is free. The only thing that was changed in system -- uTorrent's version.

So you're totally right -- uTorrent isn't my guy -- he was framed.

[DreadWingKnight]

None of your three screenshots show the utorrent.exe process.

Nevermind the fact that uTorrent WILL crash if the utorrent process uses more than 2GB of ram.

EVERY TIME

[_hunter]

Do you see it now? -- I outlined it with thick red lines...

 

And again: I'm not saying that utorrent.exe process devours all memory, what I'm saying that right after I statring new (3.4.3) version of uTorrent -- "someone" starts to consume physical memory, and right after I'm closing uTorrent -- all consumed memory returned back.

So, how they're saying: "If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then ..."

[DreadWingKnight]

uTorrent is only using 143mb in the second screenshot.

So yeah, it's windows' disk cache stupidity AGAIN.