On Mar 18, 2011, at 3:44 PM, Bruce Walker wrote: > On 11-03-18 3:27 PM, Paul Stenquist wrote: >> I upgraded the memory on my iMac 27 to 12 gigs. I did it mainly to get more >> memory for PhotoShop for things like noise reduction, which can be poky, due >> (I think) to scratch disk involvement. The computer reports 12 meg of memory >> and says its okay, but PhotoShop still sees only 4 megs -- what I had >> before. Do I have to reinstall PhotoShop to get it to see the new memory? >> I've tried restarting both computer and PhotoShop to no avail. >> >> Paul > > Which version of PS? I believe you need CS5 running under Snow Leopard to > see that much RAM. You also *may* have to tweak a startup setting to > convince PS to run in 64-bit mode by default, though I don't recall having to > do that. > I have CS4. At least I can dial it up to use the full 4 gig. And I'll probably upgrade to CS5 soon. Thanks, Paul
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