Could be a Google Chrome application memory leak as I had the same issue with it. Run Task Manager (in More Tools menu) and check memory used by opened tabs and kill them. If won't help, Force Quitting the affected application should solve the problem.

Alternatively check your memory pressure (memory_pressure command) and double check your free space so there is enough storage for swap files. Also try running sudo purge from the Terminal.

Could be a Google Chrome application memory leak as I had the same issue with it. Run Task Manager (in More Tools menu or got to chrome://system/) and check memory used by opened tabs and kill them. If won't help, Force Quitting the affected application should solve the problem.

Alternatively check your memory pressure (memory_pressure command) and double check your free space so there is enough storage for swap files. Also try running sudo purge from the Terminal.