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My firefox goes over 125.000 K

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Hi guys,i installed on my computer Mozila Firefox the last version of 12.12.2013 and it's going over 125.000 K ,even if i am on the Google page,even if i open it in safe mode,even if i create a new profile and i tryed this.

I run Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit. Video card sapphire hd 4650 AGP - 1024 MB Memory - 1024 MB. Procesor amd sempron 3300+ ATX P4 Power Supply - 400W Motherboard K8upgrade-nf3

So what's the problem,what should i do next?

Hi guys,i installed on my computer Mozila Firefox the last version of 12.12.2013 and it's going over 125.000 K ,even if i am on the Google page,even if i open it in safe mode,even if i create a new profile and i tryed this. I run Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit. Video card sapphire hd 4650 AGP - 1024 MB Memory - 1024 MB. Procesor amd sempron 3300+ ATX P4 Power Supply - 400W Motherboard K8upgrade-nf3 So what's the problem,what should i do next?

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I think that is normal usage.

Check: Firefox uses too much memory (RAM) - How to fix

Also you can see what the memory is used to on the about:memory page.

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user484174
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And 2.01 GHZ

Kniven
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I think that is normal usage.

Check: Firefox uses too much memory (RAM) - How to fix

Also you can see what the memory is used to on the about:memory page.