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I'm getting a large memory leak on the Ubisoft Splinter Cell: Conviction website. It seems to be propagated by scrolling through the video carousel. Memory usage drops down to normal after navigating from the page. Other flash websites don't seem to be having a problem. Anyone else seeing this?

Link: Splinter Cell: Conviction

Firefox 3.5.2

Windows 7 RTM x86

Flash plugin 9.0.124.0

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Replicated the problem with Google Chrome 4.0.203.2, Memory shot up well over 300 MB, and caused my machine to not only get sluggish, but become unresponsive for bits at a time. Tested it on FF 3.5 as well, same issue. Other flash sites are fine though.

deffo flash, cpu usage goes through the roof too, I scrolled through some of the carousel and ended up with 72% CPU and over 1.3GB mem (On Win 7 RC x64, Fx 3.5.2) IE8 did the same, didnt note the figures though but mem usage was around the same and CPU pretty close to that. Close the tab its in and boom, back to 0-1% CPU and 360k Mem

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