Resource requirements

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Don
Oct 9, 2004
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Guys

I have photoshop 6.0.1 and am considering upgrading to PhotoshopCS. Currently the speed of 6 is not to bad (however, I note Elements 2 is slower). My computer has plenty of hard disc space but only 392 meg of ram. Is photoshop CS more resource hungry and is a Pentium 4 1.4ghz with the aforementioned ram up to spec.

regards


Don From Down Under

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stupid_idiot
Oct 9, 2004
the processor could handle it…but, I have found a minimum of 1 gig of Rhambus RAM is required to do anything.

"Don" wrote in message
Guys

I have photoshop 6.0.1 and am considering upgrading to PhotoshopCS. Currently the speed of 6 is not to bad (however, I note Elements 2 is slower). My computer has plenty of hard disc space but only 392 meg of ram. Is photoshop CS more resource hungry and is a Pentium 4 1.4ghz with the aforementioned ram up to spec.

regards


Don From Down Under
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Mike Russell
Oct 9, 2004
"Don" wrote in message
Guys

I have photoshop 6.0.1 and am considering upgrading to PhotoshopCS. Currently the speed of 6 is not to bad (however, I note Elements 2 is slower). My computer has plenty of hard disc space but only 392 meg of ram. Is photoshop CS more resource hungry and is a Pentium 4
1.4ghz with the aforementioned ram up to spec.

regards


Don From Down Under

Don,

CS is more resource hungry. I would add more RAM, since it’s so cheap, but you’ll be able to be productive with what you have already. —

Mike Russell
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