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Hello,
I’m comparing the memory settings of my new installation of CS4 with my old CS2, and note the following discrepancy (under Edit -> Preferences -> Memory/Performance):
Available RAM
CS4 2569 MB
CS2 2698 MB
CS4 is thus missing 129 MB of available RAM.
As I understand it, these values are indicators of available addressable memory space only, and have nothing to do with the RAM actually free or in use by Photoshop at that time. In that case, they should be the same for both CS4 and CS2, but they are not.
Why?
For those of you with both CS4 and any prior version of Photoshop still installed, do you see similar discrepancies?
Thanks.
I’m comparing the memory settings of my new installation of CS4 with my old CS2, and note the following discrepancy (under Edit -> Preferences -> Memory/Performance):
Available RAM
CS4 2569 MB
CS2 2698 MB
CS4 is thus missing 129 MB of available RAM.
As I understand it, these values are indicators of available addressable memory space only, and have nothing to do with the RAM actually free or in use by Photoshop at that time. In that case, they should be the same for both CS4 and CS2, but they are not.
Why?
For those of you with both CS4 and any prior version of Photoshop still installed, do you see similar discrepancies?
Thanks.
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