Let me know if you find this is NOT the case on your computer because there may be something on my computer causing it.
You should find the CCC backup uses about the same memory as booting from the HD but the SD backup uses much more. Use Activity Monitor to examine memory usage on the HD. If you want to test this for yourself create bootable backups with SD and CCC. See Creating legacy bootable copies of macOS. The only reason I ran into a problem now is I had to do a complete restore and I have one program that tickles this bug. It is still possible to attempt a bootable backup with Carbon Copy Cloner, but Apple’s evolution of their file system has made it difficult. In the past I was just fishing old files and programs from backups. Apparently, whatever SD did during the backup was corrected by CCC during the restore.
CARBON COPY CLONER VS SUPERDUPER 2018 TRIAL
I downloaded a trial of CCC, restored from that and everything was as it should be. There is absolutely no reason I can think of for this to happen. I then booted from several of the backups I had made with SD and found the same problem. One program I use extensively would not run, although as far as I could tell everything else did. After restoration pretty much everything running on the computer was using 50-100% plus more memory. The only reason I discovered it was I inadvertently updated to the latest release of El Capitan, ran into a problem and had to restore the whole system from a backup.
Sorry to bring this up but SD has a problem which should almost never show up.
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