Some Apple macOS Monterey users have encountered a "memory leak" problem, and 100 GB is not enough!

Last month, Apple’s 2021 autumn conference ushered in the second event. The official theme was "come to bombing the field." The most "popping field" of the new products that night was the new MacBook Pro, especially the new M1 Pro. /Max chip, with the latest macOS Monterey system, can get very amazing performance.

However, the new system does not seem to be perfect. After the previous exposure of some old Macs that the macOS Monterey system has become bricked, now it has exposed the problem of "memory leaks."

According to MacRumors, some users who have recently upgraded to macOS Monterey have encountered a bug called "memory leak". Certain macOS processes or applications will run in the background for a long time and consume a lot of memory.

According to user screenshots, the Firefox browser occupies 79.2GB of memory, and the control center occupies more than 26GB of memory.

​It is difficult to determine which models of Mac computers are affected, even including the newly released 2021 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros.

In addition to the more prominent problems in Firefox and Control Center, more users reported that the system will pop up the error "Your system application is out of memory", and it comes from other applications.

The cause and solution of the error are not yet clear. Users can try to restart, but some users say that the error will continue after restarting​.