It's quite common for modern operating systems to try utilise all of the memory it has available at all times as RAM is much faster than NVME storage, and unlike NVME storage there is no limitation of the amount of read/writes it can sustain until performance starts degrading.
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If there is no swapping, how would we know that Control Center isn't simply using the ample amount of free RAM for caching? Unused RAM is wasted RAM, especially as RAM is volatile so you won't be saving any power/battery by not using it either.
When it comes to memleaks one have to wonder if it's really a bug? The screenshot from the article shows no swapping. These logging services are not a part of GA releases. The logging service was still running in X86 so I managed to fix it by simply re-installing and instead of using the BETA profile which enforces you to enable Rosetta2 I enabled BETA using terminal without having to enable Rosetta2 and thus the logging service could never run as it's a X86 compiled service and I didn't have any issues ever since. I did have issues during the BETA with one of Apple's beta logging services hogging 100% CPU all of the time.
Haven't seen anything like it so far on macOS Monterey on my Mac mini M1.
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