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My new MacBook Pro Retina 13″ (OS X 10.10) gets completely unusable when I attach the HDMI cable to the HDMI port.

I have noticed that there are few processes that will start to consume crazy memory. In particular "SystemUIServer" process, around 65 GB RAM (which I do not even have from an hardware perspective), and the "kernel_task" process several GBs of memory usage.

The problem is that the resolution of the screen is changed once the HDMI cable is plugged and, even after killing the SystemUIServer, if i try to open the monitor settings to change the resolution this task will hang for ever making the usage of the laptop connected with the beamer impossible.

I have tried to search on internet but seems that no one has got the same problem.

My new MacBook Pro Retina 13″ (OS X 10.10) gets completely unusable when I attach the HDMI cable to the HDMI port.

I have noticed that there are few processes that will start to consume crazy memory. In particular "SystemUIServer" process, around 65 GB RAM (which I do not even have from an hardware perspective), and the "kernel_task" process several GBs of memory usage.

I have tried to search on internet but seems that no one has got the same problem.

My new MacBook Pro Retina 13″ (OS X 10.10) gets completely unusable when I attach the HDMI cable to the HDMI port.

I have noticed that there are few processes that will start to consume crazy memory. In particular "SystemUIServer" process, around 65 GB RAM (which I do not even have from an hardware perspective), and the "kernel_task" process several GBs of memory usage.

The problem is that the resolution of the screen is changed once the HDMI cable is plugged and, even after killing the SystemUIServer, if i try to open the monitor settings to change the resolution this task will hang for ever making the usage of the laptop connected with the beamer impossible.

I have tried to search on internet but seems that no one has got the same problem.

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Macbook MacBook Pro 13'' Retinaunusable when HDMI output is connected

myMy new macbook pro retina 13''MacBook Pro Retina 13″ (OS X 10.10) gets completely unusable when iI attach the HDMI cable to tethe HDMI port.

I have noticed that there are few processes that will start to consume crazy memory. In particular "SystemUIServer" process, around 65GB Ram65 GB RAM (which iI do not even have from an hardware perspective), and the "kernel_task" process several GBs of memory usage.

I have tried to search on internet but seems that no one has got the same problem.

Do you have any idea guys?

ciao ciao, Fabio

Macbook Pro 13'' Retina

my new macbook pro retina 13'' gets completely unusable when i attach the HDMI cable to te HDMI port.

I have noticed that there are few processes that will start to consume crazy memory. In particular "SystemUIServer" process, around 65GB Ram (which i do not even have from an hardware perspective), and the "kernel_task" process several GBs of memory usage.

I have tried to search on internet but seems that no one has got the same problem.

Do you have any idea guys?

ciao ciao, Fabio

MacBook Pro unusable when HDMI output is connected

My new MacBook Pro Retina 13″ (OS X 10.10) gets completely unusable when I attach the HDMI cable to the HDMI port.

I have noticed that there are few processes that will start to consume crazy memory. In particular "SystemUIServer" process, around 65 GB RAM (which I do not even have from an hardware perspective), and the "kernel_task" process several GBs of memory usage.

I have tried to search on internet but seems that no one has got the same problem.

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Macbook Pro 13'' Retina

my new macbook pro retina 13'' gets completely unusable when i attach the HDMI cable to te HDMI port.

I have noticed that there are few processes that will start to consume crazy memory. In particular "SystemUIServer" process, around 65GB Ram (which i do not even have from an hardware perspective), and the "kernel_task" process several GBs of memory usage.

I have tried to search on internet but seems that no one has got the same problem.

Do you have any idea guys?

ciao ciao, Fabio