Memory leak?

[vadi2]

The extension is using 2.7gb of memory, is this intended?

[RevAngel7]

I second this issue. After 24 hours my "cpufreq-service" uses 441 MB RAM and used up over 31:32.98 CPU time (avg. 0,11 CPU of a 6 core 12 thread CPU), and therefore is the 3rd most CPU using thread in the whole list, after the gnome-shell and Xwayland (on ubuntu 22.04). A system reset fixes that. CPU-temp goes down to 28 C from 34 C again.

[RevAngel7]

[RevAngel7]

After a system restart it looks like this:

[RevAngel7]

Alternative to a system restart you can kill the process "cpufreq-service" and then disable and re-enable the extension cpufreq to restart the service again. But it is definitely a memory leak which also uses up CPU power.

[RevAngel7]

Nothing happened for one month. And that issue eats away any systems RAM and CPU cycles. So a de-install then. Highly recommended, I mean, the de-install.

[vadi2]

As the person who filed this issue: that kind of attitude is not helpful to open-source maintainers. This tool is offered to you for free; if you don't like it, you can uninstall it yourself and not spread negativity around because your problem hasn't been addressed.

[RevAngel7]

OK, you are certainly right, @vadi2 . I am sorry and apologize for spreading my frustration.

[RobTheBuilder2]

Chiming in with a +1. I had to kill the process three days ago after it grew to 5.76G. Will keep an eye on it and happy to provide logs, etc that would help diagnose the issue.

[RobTheBuilder2]

Been running for 4 days. I'm now at 4.42G of mem usage. Let me know if I can provide logs or anything else that might be useful. I will have to kill it soon to prevent system issues but will keep capturing data post restart.