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hgz
2 years agoHelpful | Level 6
High memory usage on Mac M1
Hi, I've just installed my first M1 iMAC and entered the Dropbox beta program. I need to add that I run an Intel base MB Pro in parallel and I've entered the beta program there as well. So far ...
- 2 years ago
Issue was resolved.
Many thx to the Dropbox support team!
Root cause:
- a faulty, external USB hard-disc which was configured for a Dropbox backup. Actually, this drive seemed to work properly but unmount/mounted themself periodically.
Hannah
Dropbox Staff
Sorry to hear about this, ZeroClover.
Can you take a look at this article with all the possible reasons this might be happening and let me know if it helps?
David K.79
2 years agoExplorer | Level 4
I have been having this memory leak problem for months on macOS. I just quit Dropbox (again) after it was hogging 30+GB of memory. I do not have more than 300,000 files in the Dropbox folder, and I have contacted support directly without resolution (issues just get marked as solved).
- Nancy2 years agoDropbox Staff
Sorry to hear about this issue, David K.79.
Please feel free to send me your ticket number here, and I’ll have a look.
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