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Re: Will Video Editing on a PC ever truly work?
by
Brian Louis
on Jun 15, 2009 at 7:11:17 pm
Even if you have Vista 64 and 8-16gigs of ram, Ppro is still a 32bit app and has a memory allocation limit of 2 gigs, on a 32bit system there is more of a chance of that 2gigs being stepped on because of the 4gig system limit particularly if there is a high memory video card sucking up a gig or more of the 4gig allocation and a bloated(untuned) OS contributing also
Out of memory messages are not necessarily all caused by Ram, they can involve disk memory and virtual memory settings.
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