Does the image below indicate I am hitting ceiling on memory? I am on 16gb of ram currently.
This post has been edited by The Wonder: Mar 9 2020, 07:45 PM
Memory required for Adobe Lightroom, on Ryzen 2700x & Adata SX8200 Pro (1TB)
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QUOTE(nrw @ Mar 9 2020, 09:32 PM) that depends very much how much time you spend using lightroom. Not on business or limiting the things I can do but it's the waiting time & workflow. Feel it's slowing down a lot recently. Procs at 100% load and ssd write is merely 25-30mb/s.if you do this once a week does it really matter if you wait that much longer? on the contrary, if you use it daily and for business and this is restricting the amount of work you can finish and therefore the money you make, do upgrade for sure. btw.. for me, lightroom maxes out at 22-25GB. |
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