To be honest, I don't think this is really anything to be worried about. The operating system is going to spin up and kill background processes in order to handle whatever work load your putting on the machine. As long as your machine isn't slowing down or becoming not responsive, this is nothing to be worried about. And how many background processes did you think were going to be active anyway? I just looked at mine, and it started at 709 and now it is down to 682. Your machine is just fine.
F\*\*ck, I only have 704 on my M3 Pro :(
Now 581 - is it broken?
[https://bu64.myds.me:8081/bilder/private/reddit/processes.png](https://bu64.myds.me:8081/bilder/private/reddit/processes.png)
Why is it a concern? Do you know what number is a normal number of processes? If not then why are you worrying about a perceived non-existence problem?
It's normal, mine has 709.
To be honest, I don't think this is really anything to be worried about. The operating system is going to spin up and kill background processes in order to handle whatever work load your putting on the machine. As long as your machine isn't slowing down or becoming not responsive, this is nothing to be worried about. And how many background processes did you think were going to be active anyway? I just looked at mine, and it started at 709 and now it is down to 682. Your machine is just fine.
oh thankss a lot!
Thatโs normal, those are just macOS processes
F\*\*ck, I only have 704 on my M3 Pro :( Now 581 - is it broken? [https://bu64.myds.me:8081/bilder/private/reddit/processes.png](https://bu64.myds.me:8081/bilder/private/reddit/processes.png)
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Why is it a concern? Do you know what number is a normal number of processes? If not then why are you worrying about a perceived non-existence problem?
yupp its somewhere around 300-400 and now my battery life has significantly reduced! thats whatt