Photoshop CS2 wil niet meer RAM zien

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Simpel probleem. Ik ben van 2GB naar 4GB gegaan, Photoshop vind nog steeds dat er maar 1760MB in mijn systeem available is. (dat is dus 2048 minus wat het systeem nodig heeft)

Update 9.0.2 installen hielp niet. Any ideas??

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Webdoc schreef op zondag 11 maart 2007 @ 03:00:
Simpel probleem. Ik ben van 2GB naar 4GB gegaan, Photoshop vind nog steeds dat er maar 1760MB in mijn systeem available is. (dat is dus 2048 minus wat het systeem nodig heeft)

Update 9.0.2 installen hielp niet. Any ideas??

Heb je wel een 64bit os?

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Photoshop CS2 is a 32-bit application. When it runs on a 32-bit operating system, such as Windows 2000, Windows XP Professional, and Mac OS v10.2.8, it can access the first 2 GB of RAM on the computer. The operating system uses some of this RAM, so the Photoshop Memory Usage preference displays only a maximum of 1.6 or 1.7 GB of total available RAM. If you are running Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2, you can set the 3 GB switch in the boot.ini file, which allows Photoshop to use up to 3 GB of RAM.

Important: The 3GB switch is a Microsoft switch and may not work with all computers. Contact Microsoft for instructions before you set the 3 GB switch, and for troubleshooting the switch. You can search on the Microsoft support page for 3gb for information on this switch.

When you run Photoshop CS2 on a computer with a 64-bit processor (such as a G5, Intel Xeon processor with EM64T, AMD Athlon 64, or Opteron processor), and running a 64-bit version of the operating system (Mac OS v10.3 or higher, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition), that has 4 GB or more of RAM, Photoshop will use 3 GB for it's image data. You can see the actual amount of RAM Photoshop can use in the Maximum Used By Photoshop number when you set the Maximum Used by Photoshop slider in the Memory & Image Cache preference to 100%. The RAM above the 100% used by Photoshop, which is from approximately 3 GB to 3.7 GB, can be used directly by Photoshop plug-ins (some plug-ins need large chunks of contiguous RAM), filters, actions, etc. If you have more than 4 GB (to 6 GB (Windows) or 8 GB (Mac OS)), the RAM above 4 GB is used by the operating system as a cache for the Photoshop scratch disk data. Data that previously was written directly to the hard disk by Photoshop, is now cached in this high RAM before being written to the hard disk by the operating system. If you are working with files large enough to take advantage of these extra 2 GB of RAM, the RAM cache can speed performance of Photoshop.

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Nou lekker dan.... nee ik run het op Windows 2003 Server 32 bit. Dank voor de info

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Webdoc schreef op zondag 11 maart 2007 @ 13:11:
Nou lekker dan.... nee ik run het op Windows 2003 Server 32 bit. Dank voor de info

Dat had je kunnen weten en ligt dus aan Microsoft, maar met die /3gb switch kun je er in ieder geval 3 gig van maken.

2 tot de 32e is precies 4 gig, aangezien Microsoft de helft als virtueel geheugen wil hebben blijft er maar 2 gig over.

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