[PHOTOSHOP] How Much RAM Will PS use?

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John Galt Premium join:2004-09-30 Oceanside, OR	[PHOTOSHOP] How Much RAM Will PS use? How much RAM will PS consume? I have some large pics I want to process... TIA -- A is A
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HFB1217 The Wizard Premium,ExMod 2000-01 join:2000-06-26 Camelot clubs:	You can set the amount of memory that is available for PS to use. But a 32 bit operating system can only use just a bit over 3 gig. If you run out of memory then PS uses your hard drive for a scratch pad. -- **aka The WIZARD A Founding member Seti BBR Team Starfire**
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X Man Sober Premium join:2005-09-05 USA	reply to John Galt said by John Galt : How much RAM will PS consume? As much as you can give it. -- My Photostream.
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John Galt Premium join:2004-09-30 Oceanside, OR	said by X Man : As much as you can give it. Apparently NOT. -- A is A
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mromero Premium join:2000-12-07 Fullerton, CA ·RoadRunner Cable edit: July 21st, @09:23PM	reply to John Galt »photoshopnews.com/2005/04/04/pho···am-fact/ Things wont change much until the 64bit versions come out. Windows 64 bit CS4 OS X 64 bit CS5 (Since it will be a bigger rewrite/ take more time)
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John Galt Premium join:2004-09-30 Oceanside, OR	said by mromero : »photoshopnews.com/2005/04/04/pho···am-fact/ Looks like I need more hard disk space... There is an upwards limit to the scratch file “somewhere around 64 Exabytes, but you’ll run out of ram before you get there so the practical limits is more like 32 Terabytes” according to Photoshop engineer Chris Cox. wOOT! -- A is A
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leXicon5 Pelosi, SHUT YOUR Fing Pie Hole Premium join:2000-12-27 Saint Louis, MO ·AT&T Southwest	Unless you're working on an earth sized billboard....or a 1"=1" map of the US... 3 Gig should be fine for 90% of what most people do. It uses the scratch disk regardless of how much RAM you have.... You can reduce the number of Undos available...that speeds thing up a bit...there are pages on Adobe's site that tell how to get the most out of it depending on what you'll be doing... -- We want the president to be responsible for his whole administrations actions...and even previous admins....yet we won't accept responsibility for our own or our children's actions. THAT'S retarded. Don't demand it if you yourself can't live it.
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mromero Premium join:2000-12-07 Fullerton, CA ·RoadRunner Cable	reply to mromero »kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewCon···kb401088 »kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewCon···kb401089
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John Galt Premium join:2004-09-30 Oceanside, OR	Thanks to all who replied... -- A is A
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shercando Premium join:2001-03-05 Madison, WI ·AT&T Midwest	reply to John Galt On my two computers the installation of Photoshop programs use: PS Elements 2 = 95.31MB PS Elements 3 = 219MB PS Elements 4 = 232MB PS Elements 5 = 329MB PS Elements 6 = 372MB PSCS = 185MB PSCS2 = 217MB PSCS3 = 53.27MB Now I know why they said CS3 would open faster
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