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Discord

DevPulse monitors Discord's Electron processes including the voice engine. It groups all Discord processes into a single entry.

Electron appVoice engineBackground process
400 MB – 1.5 GB
Typical RAM
5–10
Processes
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Monitored

Why DevPulse monitors Discord

Discord's desktop app is Electron-based and runs background processes for voice chat, notifications, and rich presence. Memory can climb during long voice calls or when many servers have active streams.

What DevPulse detects

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Process groupingFree
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Total memory at a glanceFree
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Quit / Force Quit from DevPulseFree

Quick tips to reduce Discord RAM

1 Disable hardware acceleration if you're not screen sharing (Settings → Advanced)

2 Close Discord when not in active voice chat

3 Reduce the number of servers with notification sounds enabled

4 Use Discord in a browser tab for text-only communication

Monitor Discord with DevPulse

See exactly how much RAM Discord is consuming, grouped intelligently with all its child processes.

Download FreeRAM tips for Discord

Category

communication

Availability

Free tier

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