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Dear Community,
I have a persistent issue being discussed across various platforms, including Reddit and microsoft own community.
Despite numerous updates, the problem continues to exist, specifically on M1 MacBooks.
The core of the issue is that the MacBook tends to run out of memory and appears to resort to using storage as memory. This behavior results in notable performance issues with certain applications, especially Microsoft Office programs.
For excample, I recently encountered a situation where, while running PowerPoint version 16.78 on macOS version 13.0.1, my presentation encountered severe performance problems. On closer inspection, I found that Powerpoint was utilizing 58GB of RAM, which led to the program freezing.
It's imperative for us as a community to address this matter and find potential solutions.
Is there any working solution for this?
Thank you
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Nothing worked. Even a full factory reset and different outlook versions.
I did end up to sell M1 and buy m2 which don’t have the issue now.
There is for sure a bug but only % of people are affected.
+1000000%
I respectfully pass the torch to you 🤝
