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I’m working on Windows XP Pro with 2Gigs of memory and CS, four hard drives 76 Gigs ea. in two RAID 0 arrays.
Whenever I open Photoshop (with no files open or extra plug-ins) I get a tmp file of about 1.3 Gigs!. In order to bring this down I need to bring the PS memory usage down to 50%. If I bring it up to 51% or more, I get this huge tmp file, which shows up inside PS in the ‘scratch disk’ task bar.
For example, if I open the tiny "ducky" file that comes with PS, I get 1.22G/1.68G in the ‘scratch disk’ task bar. (I set PS to 100% memory usage), as I’ve always done with 7.0 and below with no problem; and I always work with only PS open and nothing else running in the background).
My OS and PS are installed on Drive C, the Windows paging file in Drive D and the PS scratch disk on Drive E.
Can anyone tell me what the problem might be, as this is driving me nuts!! Thanks, Dan
Whenever I open Photoshop (with no files open or extra plug-ins) I get a tmp file of about 1.3 Gigs!. In order to bring this down I need to bring the PS memory usage down to 50%. If I bring it up to 51% or more, I get this huge tmp file, which shows up inside PS in the ‘scratch disk’ task bar.
For example, if I open the tiny "ducky" file that comes with PS, I get 1.22G/1.68G in the ‘scratch disk’ task bar. (I set PS to 100% memory usage), as I’ve always done with 7.0 and below with no problem; and I always work with only PS open and nothing else running in the background).
My OS and PS are installed on Drive C, the Windows paging file in Drive D and the PS scratch disk on Drive E.
Can anyone tell me what the problem might be, as this is driving me nuts!! Thanks, Dan
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