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I’m running Photoshop 7. My system is a P4 with 1GB RAM in it. When I run Photoshop, it often push the RAM to the
limit. The Task Manager shows Page Usage of 1.2 GB. That’s practical and fine if PS has several big images open or I’m doing a lot of editing. What I don’t like is the RAM usage just stays that high when editing is done and images are closed. Because of that, any further editing on a newly opened image tend to be slow. I often exit PS, That
releases much of the memory. The Page Usage would drop to 500 or 600 MB. Then I restart PS to work.
What I want to achieve is when I close all edited image
files, that means I’m done with them. PS should trash
what’s in its memory space and release the memory.
limit. The Task Manager shows Page Usage of 1.2 GB. That’s practical and fine if PS has several big images open or I’m doing a lot of editing. What I don’t like is the RAM usage just stays that high when editing is done and images are closed. Because of that, any further editing on a newly opened image tend to be slow. I often exit PS, That
releases much of the memory. The Page Usage would drop to 500 or 600 MB. Then I restart PS to work.
What I want to achieve is when I close all edited image
files, that means I’m done with them. PS should trash
what’s in its memory space and release the memory.
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