I'm not talking about the HD running on startup... It runs when the browser is not doing anything at all, for stunningly long periods of time... There is no way

I'm not talking about the HD running on startup... It runs when the browser is not doing anything at all, for stunningly long periods of time... There is no way that much data could be loading into RAM. Chrome also used to do this under a separate process called "Software Quality Monitor", but now it does not show in task manager as a separate process. I'm not hallucinating nor BS-ing, it's a real thing.