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macOS Monterey 12.1 still has memory leak issue




Both Final Cut Pro X and Blender suffered from memory leak and I thought Apple solved that problem. The library size was less than 1gb and yet the memory used more than 64gb! I really can't understand why is it happening and it's very useless as it keep happening while I'm working. Literally, the memory leak issue still exists and I have no idea if Apple is aware about this issue.


At this point, I CAN NOT work with M1 Max MBP cause it keep leaking memories and I have to force quit the program every single time. No, I didn't even have a large project and it only has one video! Just one!


Am I the only one having this issue so far after 12.1?


MacBook Pro (2020 and later)

Posted on Jan 6, 2022 9:54 AM

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May 6, 2022 2:58 PM in response to Bellandg

They are, but are ignoring it and haven't provided a fix. I have a M1 MBA w/16gbs of ram and I hate using this laptop. Between the crappy keyboard and now continuous ram issues, its ridiculous. They even made me restore it and manually move all my files over. Who knows if I have misplaced any photos or videos from over the years. After this experience and Apple's lack of care, they will not get another dime for a laptop from me; Imma buy a Dell! Mac OS Sucks anyway, so no lose on my part!

May 17, 2022 1:03 AM in response to jessfromfl

I hoped MacOS 12.4 would finally solve the memory leaks. It didn't. When I open the iTunes Store, it still prevents my Mac from working after some clicks. The warning window that my Mac has no more RAM available and that I should quit Music is still there. It is not possible to quit Music, not even force quit. After some seconds more and more apps appear in the warning window.

As you I'm tired of the software issues that appear more and more often on Apple products. I'm using Apple computer and devices for over 20 years and I'm at the point where I'm seriously considering to move everything over to Linux.

May 17, 2022 6:46 AM in response to Cupertino_we_have_a_problem

I personally don't think the memory mismanagement will be corrected in Monterey. I'm now holding out hope it's quashed in the next version of MacOS. I agree with you, Apple's software is not what it once was. Now it seems it had devolved into bugs they are unable to correct. The software problems are never ending with Apple today. That is the reality.


macOS Monterey 12.1 still has memory leak issue

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