High compressed memory usage in Windows 10?

I've been having problems on Windows 10, periodically I get a "low memory" waing. A lot of the Superuser threads on this talk about driver memory leaks, but as I'll explain below mine doesn't fit the criteria found with those. What normally happens for me is my page file gets to about 70-80gb in size as my "System and Compressed" memory grows. Eventually I start getting low memory waings until I reboot, and then I'm good again for a 5-8 days.

There are a lot of people who complain about System & Compressed memory growing to the point it causes problems, but unfortunately the common cause (driver memory leak) in those doesn't appear to be immediately the problem for me.

Firstly, Windows 10 high memory usage (unknown reason) covers a common problem. However, note that a key indicator in that scenario is a high "Non-Paged" memory usage. In my scenario non-paged memory is not being used that much, I have 16 GB of memory, and I can have 8-9gb of "System and Compressed Memory" and less than 1 GB of non-paged memory.

The question I linked to suggested utilizing the Poolmon tool. I have done that, the high Nonp processes I've observed have been those with the tag "Thre" and "Py28" and from what I can tell these are not drivers (most Q&A on high system memory usage in Windows 10 will point you to a driver leak.)

Another symptom of my issue is that the longer the system is left on, the larger the pagefile gets. For example before the last reboot the pagefile got to be about 60gb in size. Also note that I see on my task manager screen "Committed" values regularly in the "12.3/50-60gb range." I have no idea if that is normal or not. But it would at least seem "weird" to me for my page file to get so large.

If anyone can share any ideas on this it would be much appreciated.