On 1/17/2012 10:52 AM, William Robb wrote:
Mark, how much memory have you allocated to Photoshop (you do this
within Photoshop)? With that much ram, you should be able to set a
very high allocation, probably 12-14 gigs.
Also, if you really need speed, set a couple of drives up as a striped
raid. If you do this with SSDs, things go very fast.
Note, you might also be being bottlenecked by the speed of the bus, in
which case anything you do is moot, until you address that (new
motherboard).
Photoshop is set for about 13.5 gigs, which leaves about 2.5 for other
apps and the OS. Maybe that is too aggressive? I This is what PS
defaults to.
You know - I just checked and while PS automatically reset itself to
13.5 gigs when I installed the additional memory, it says the optimum
ranger is only up to 10.5. I just rest that and will see what happens....
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