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computer power designation

passingthrough · 2010-04-25 18:30:54

is it possible to designate more ram etc to run one particular programme at any one time?

25-04-2010 7:30pm

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is it possible to designate more ram etc to run one particular programme at any one time?

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Certain applications have a memory-usage function. Photoshop (though I havent checked the more recent versions - above CS3) allocated itself 55% of available uder-memory! Might be an idea to google it or check the application-makers FAQ's!

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