Boiling ram, how do i fix this?

[DennisB7]

boiling ram, how do i fix this ?

[NateDhaliwal]

Hi @DennisB7 , could you provide more details on the problem you are facing, so that we can assist you?

[DennisB7]

Yes i run my code, and ram starts infinite build up, it was fine before, i dont know what happend

[NateDhaliwal]

Could I see your code? What language are you using? I can assist with Python.

[DennisB7]

Yes you can, i use javascript

[DennisB7]

Maybe do you also know how to keep a bot online ?

[NateDhaliwal]

Try turning on ‘Always On Repls’ for your repl. Note: It costs Cycles.

[NateDhaliwal]

Let’s continue this conversation via DMs.
@DennisB7 I have messaged you.

[Darkoknight]

How can i stop the RAM overloading?

First off welcome to Replit Ask @tobybryant3! The ram overloading is most likely because it’s trying to update edits that your whole team is doing in real time. You can save some ram by turning off things like code intelligence and Accessible Terminal Output both can be changed in the settings menu of your project. Hope this helps Edit: You could also just boost that repl to have more ram and more Vcpu’s cheapest is like $0.20 per day

[bobastley]

How to lower RAM usage

Hi, @Mitali-13! Replit’s RAM and CPU counters also take into account background processes and such, not just your code and its output. This can vary based on the language you are using, Java would probably use more than C, you can probably think of other comparisons, and I believe code intelligence also goes into account here. Don’t worry, you should be fine even with the RAM usage this high, but if you still want more RAM you can upgrade your account or boost your Repl with Cycles.

If you have any more questions, just DM me or reply.