RAM capacity


  1. Posts : 16
    windows 10
       #1

    RAM capacity


    i've lastly updated my windows onto the april update,
    before having updated i worked with the official version of photoshop CC 2018 without problems.
    after the update by saving the doc worked out by photoshop, i have allways a remark stated not enough RAM!
    see attached hereby the spec .of my machine.

    my question : can i add RAM to my software, or perhaps is another solution possible in order to work normally with my photoshop?RAM capacity-.jpg
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  2. Posts : 4,201
    Windows 10 Pro x64 Latest RP
       #2

    Difficult to say as I do not read hebrew (A translation into english would help people assist you)

    However I am assuming the the system has 4GB of ram on an Intel E4500 processor.

    I run the latest Photoshop and have not found any difference to performance after the upgrade , which I have been running from the start of April

    4GB of Ram and a processor which was released approximately 11 years ago might be expected to struggle with some of the more complex processes in Photoshop- although you should be able to add additional ram to the system I cannot know if this would be worthwhile depending on the cost of the RAM
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  3. Posts : 15,494
    Windows10
       #3

    monP said:
    i've lastly updated my windows onto the april update,
    before having updated i worked with the official version of photoshop CC 2018 without problems.
    after the update by saving the doc worked out by photoshop, i have allways a remark stated not enough RAM!
    see attached hereby the spec .of my machine.

    my question : can i add RAM to my software, or perhaps is another solution possible in order to work normally with my photoshop?RAM capacity-.jpg
    Check your pagefile settings. Probably manually set too low.
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  4. Posts : 16
    windows 10
    Thread Starter
       #4

    TKS
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