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• memory of reserved equipment occupies high memory

  Hi all

  It's saravnan high school.

  I am using windows 7 Home premium.

  RAM memory: 8 GB

  Reserved memory is about 7 GB OS and h/w.

  total space: 8192 MB

  reserved hardware memory: 5427

  in use memory: 1849

  stand-by: 864

  changed: 43

  free: 9

  Please tell me how to shrink the h/w placeholder.

  explain why the os memory occupies 1849 MB but win7 recommended memory is 1 GB.

  Looking forward to hear from you.

  Thank you

  but my question is...

  I use win 7 Home premium 32 bit OS... while checking the status of resourse monitor ram...  It shows as 8192 MB total ram memory, but the memory is 1345 MB only...

  Another ram memory is used by some other process such as mem H/s reserved

  I can't attach the screenshot here...

  screenshot will explain my problem
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  my knees resource monitor displays as

  Total ram memory: 8192 MB
  ==================================
  USE OF RAM MEMORY BELOW
  =================================
  reserved material mb memory: 5427
  in memory use: 1372 MB
  stand-by: 1127 mb
  changed: 50 MB
  free: 205 Mo
  ===================================

  TOTAL MO 8181

  THAT IS WHY I AM NOT ABLE TO ACCESS A VM MACHINES MORE...

  because around 5 GB ram memory is locked by h/s reserved memory...

  I asked the question of details for very specific reasons (your question of OS architecture).  This is important.

  You have 32-bit Windows.  It does support up to 4 GB of memory (and not made up to 4 GB of memory available for anything whether it is running under the Windows 32-bit operating system said.)   The "up to" is explained by the way your hardware (video card is usually a large part) must also as the memory of some process.  Generally, a Windows installation of 32 bits in a system with 4 GB or the physical RAM plus will show between 2.89 and 3.75 GB available for the system to use.  So if you have 16 GB of physical memory - you only have access to between 2.89 and 3.75 GB of it through the operation of 32 bits, you have chosen to run.  The variance, again, depends on factors, including your hardware.

  If you want to use the memory between 4 and 8 GB, even in a virtual machine, you will need to install 64-bit Windows.

  You could go far in this, understand exactly why your device video (and other components) use a portion of the memory up to 4GB in your 32-bit operating system - but since you're not (AFAIK) using a Macintosh computer, and most likely, your system is 64-bit capable... your best bet is to get a version of 64-bit Windows installed and actually enjoy the equipment you bought.

• RAM reservas

  Buenas,

  in Relación has the reserva para una VM RAM, how to gestionaria private RAM a una VM in that tenga una reserva of X GB authors e internamente utilizase RAM problems than private tiene menos?

  ES decir, effects practicos, una tiene una 4 GB RAM configurada VM y una reserva 2 GB, pero realmente solo 1.5 GB of RAM use VM. ¿ESE 0.5 GB of not private as no esta utilizando RAM, of to break an otras VM?

  Gracias y saludos!

  Hola compañero,

  the memoria defines the reserva en /booking una maquina virtual, vmware is the asigna destrezas Québec not use toda.

  ESA amount of RAM of the reserva, el vmware is encarga "ensuring" that the asignar podrá. If no fuera posible (because for example not the sufficient RAM is free al host vmware), the virtual machine without be podrá iniciar.

  Realmente, RAM that is back / balancea between todas las maquinas UN host vmware office, are the memoria RAM what encuentra between los limit limits (upper limit) y booking los resources (lower limit) of todas las maquinas del office host. Being the expressions/reparticion esa priority, the value of shares.

  Esto that Le is explained well in el punto este vmware pdf 4:

  Understand the memory resource management in VMware ESX 4.1

  Espero ayuda sido acercado

  Best regards;

  Pablo

• RAM reserved for first

  Premiere Pro CC2014

  Win7 Pro 64-bit

  When you RAM book say 12 GB for first and any other Adobe Applications via (preferences |) Memory tab), when it come into effect?

  When you start?

  Or only when you start the first?

  After you have closed the first and other Adobe Applications, the 12 GB is released for non Adobe applications?

  Thanks in advance.

  Eric wrote:

  "After a reboot" means that when I start Windows 7, Adobe through some service Adobe reserve 12 GB of physical memory?

  This would imply that the 12 GB of physical memory are still available only for Adobe Applications.

  Or it means that when I start the first, Adobe reserves 12 GB of physical memory.

  It is not reserve memory.  It consumes up to the amount you authorize.

  After the closure of first, you specify that should release the 12 GB of physical memory, but often if you do not do not forget to close the first via the Task Manager which would then free up memory for non Adobe applications.

  Yes, in my case.  Sometimes Premiere Pro will not release memory after closing.

  Is there any application which shows that Adobe reserves the portion of physical memory?

  The Task Manager and resource monitor will show both the amount of memory that use individual applications.

• Satellite L650D-111 - reserved equipment of 64-bit Windows

  First of all I want to say that so far Toshiba online support was pathetic, all the pages that might have lead me to a useful address refused to load (and no it wasn't my internet), the site was confusing and it took me over an hour to get here. I can only hope that someone on this forum has an idea of what is wrong.

  I just bought my Satellite L650D-111 and it arrived yesterday and it's awesome set apart from a question he uses less than a third of the ram that should. It is a screenshot of the physical memory usage in resource monitor:
  http://I106.Photobucket.com/albums/m272/human_condition/PhysicalMemory.jpg
  The memory usage is constantly upward at 700-800 MB, which means that my laptop runs at about one third of the speed at which it should. My boyfriend who has a degree in computer science spent ages trying to fix and couldn't; should I just send it again?

  And what is the result? Your laptop is to slow or what? Did you notice performance issues? It has influence on the use of BONE or the use of certain applications to certain negative?

  What exactly your boyfriend made or tried so far?

• 3 1 GB / 8 GB of ram can be used on Windows 7 64 bit

  Hello

  I recently bought a new W510 with windows 64-bit, and 8 GB of ram, however, both in the Task Manager and resource monitor, the available RAM is said to be about 3 GB. In the resource monitor, a massive 5 GB is "reserved equipment." The W510 has a discreet graphics card, I doubt that any amount of material would require 5 GB of memory reserved.

  Does anyone know how to remedy this?

  So, I'm a bit disappointed by the fact that the computer came with 30Gb (!) already used hard drive, and which excludes the 10 GB recovery partition. I wasn't aware that Lenovo tends to install on computers.

  Finally, the left click is very sticky and often will be stuck down. The computer is new, and frankly I'm a little disappointed that the mouse does not work properly.

  Dfarce

  The memory is a known issue with the bios.20 and has been resolved if you install the latest version of the bios (.24 I think)

• Reserved hardware memory

  Hello

  I have 6 GB of RAM and Windows 7 32-bit. When I checked the system information, the RAM show 6 GB but only usable 2.94 GB. I checked the resource monitor and the reserved equipment use 3130 MB so I have 3014 MB left.
  My Question:
  1. Why reserved equipment use so much memory?
  2. Is it possible to reduce hardware reserved memory?
  3. Some people say, to use more than 4 GB of RAM, I need to install the 64-bit. Is it possible to use more than 4 GB of RAM in 32-bit? (The reason that I don't want to install 64-bit because it is not compatible)

  Please help me!
  Thank you
  samdar23

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  Tuesday, April 2, 2013 15:16:46 + 0000, samdar23 wrote:

  I have 6 GB of RAM and Windows 7 32-bit. When I checked the system information, the RAM show 6 GB but only usable 2.94 GB. I checked the resource monitor and the reserved equipment use 3130 MB so I have 3014 MB left.

  My Question:

  1. why the reserved equipment use so much memory?
  2. is it possible to reduce hardware reserved memory?

  All versions of Windows 32-bit client (not just XP/Vista/7/8) have a
  Address 4 GB of space (64-bit versions can use much more). It's the
  theoretical upper limit beyond which you cannot go.

  But you can't use the whole address space. Even if you have a
  Address space of 4 GB, you can only use around 3. 1 GB of RAM. It's
  because some of the space is used by the hardware and is not available for
  operating system and applications. The amount you can
  use varies, depending on what hardware you have installed, but can
  range from as little as 2 GB to 3.5 GB. It's usually around
  GB 3.1. Your 2.94 GB is just a bit below average.

  Note that the hardware is using the space, not the real address
  The RAM itself. If you have a larger amount of RAM, the rest of the RAM
  goes unused because there is no address to map space to.

  3. some people say, to use more than 4 GB of RAM, I need to install the 64-bit.

  That is right.

  Is it possible to use more than 4 GB of RAM in 32-bit?

  N ° why do you want. If would you not better
  performance depends on what applications run you, but for most people, running
  a common range of office applications, there is no improvement.

  (The reason that I don't want to install 64-bit because it is not compatible)

  Not compatible with what? How do you know?

• Sudden increase in hardware reserved memory?

  I've had my current PC for 6 years. It has 8 GB of RAM installed and has been since I built it. It is always saved these 8 GB. But as of about a week before, he can use 6 of those, with 2 GB 'Reserved material'. The has not had changes to the material in about a year. The system has nothing hardware wise that can justify the taking of a quarter of my memory.

  Anyway to recover this memory?

  Specifications:

  CPU: i7 920 (this CPU has no integrated graphics)

  RAM: 8 GB DDR3 1333 MHz modules (4x2Go). (Triple channel)

  Graphics card: GTX 760 (2 GB of VRAM).
  Motherboard: Gigabyte EX58-UD3R

  OS: Windows 7 Pro (sp1)

  Hi Andy,.

  Thank you for your response.

  I have my apologies for the delay in response. I appreciate your efforts to resolve the issue. I will definitely help you with this.

  The amount of memory usable are not exact amounts. Usable memory is a calculated amount of total physical memory, less "reserved equipment." I suggest you refer to the below given link and check if it helps.

  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/978610

  Hope this information is useful. Please feel free to answer in the case where you are facing in the future other problems with Windows.

  Thank you.

• Not all usable RAM

  Hey, I just reinstalled Win7 on my computer and for some reason any, it uses not all of my RAM. For example, in system properties it says 2 GB of RAM (1.75 GB usable) ideas?

  p.s. I installed 32 and 64-bit versions, but I know that shouldn't matter with only 2 GB of RAM.

  Your computer is not designed for Windows 7. You can add RAM.
  http://support.Acer.com/acerpanam/desktop/0000/Acer/AspireM3100/AspireM3100sp2.shtml

  Most computers will have an allocation for the reserved equipment. So with 4 GB installed RAM it is common to see only 2.8 to 3.2 GB usable. An allowance to graphics is common.

• Windows 7 on Netbook Dell - memory-2 GB (1 GB usable) - why should I use only 1 GB of RAM? How can I make all 2 GB usable?

  I have a Dell Inspiron Mini 10v Netbook. It came with 1 GB of RAM and Windows 7 starter. Took me to upgrade to Windows 7 Ultimate and it's much better. Given that the memory was only 1 GB I installed a 2GB chip instead. The BIOS of the computer/is happy with it, but Windows 7 will use only 1 GB of it.

  Resource monitor scored the extra 1 GB has "reserved equipment." They have no reserved before the addition of the extra RAM.
  I want to use all my memory! Help!

  Hi pcstan

  I would like to know what version of the operating system are you using? It is 32-bit or 64-bit?
  You can try the following methods: -.
  1. change setting memory remapping in BIOS. This setting can have different names, look at the motherboard or computer manual.
  2. run msconfig.exe. Under Startup go to advanced options and change your maximum memory available.
  This can help you
  Concerning

  Vipul Taneja. http://www.vipultaneja.com

• "Get to Ram" (Ram preview I think it is called).

  In after CC2014 effect, when I do a "Render to Ram" (Ram preview I think it is called), I am able to stop the process from anywhere, that I need.  But for some reason any if I leave the rendering to another application (say Outlook), I'm not able to go back on the AE process.

  I see the process that makes the whole project, but I'm not able to stop him more.  As I have a lot of memory, it could take up to 20 minutes to complete the rendering.

  Thank you both for responding to my question.  Yesterday, Adobe technical support called and took control of the PC.  He concluded that the 'RAM reserved for other applications' has been set to high for the amount of memory it is installed on the PC (24 GB).  It has reduced from 16 GB to 8 GB and the problem disappeared.

  Mylenium, I know I should have provided details on the PC and I forgot it.  I understand that it is difficult to help solve a problem when you don't have the facts at hand.  Sorry about that.

• After effects CC 2014 RAM and issue preferences of performance

  I have a problem of RAM with AE CC 2014.

  Shortly after the update, I started getting errors that are there not enough RAM for other applications. I checked the preferences and of course "RAM reserved for other applications:" value is 0. I then changed to 6G (on 16) and restart the application.

  While they inspected the preferences again, the preference has been set back to 0. I changed it to 6, OKd, then re-entered preferences immediately to see if the change has had and he was still 6.

  But whenever I restart the application she same chances to 0!

  I therefore did an experiment to see if the AE CC (until 2014) did the same thing. His preferences were set to 3G, so I changed it to 6G for continuity, restarted the app and he remained at 6.

  BUT THEN I found that if I open AE CC TI 2014 not only his own preference goes to 0 but changes his AE CC 3!

  In a word AE CC 2014 will change the preferences of RAM for itself and AE CC when it launches, at a prior RAM (default?). In the case of himself: 0 G of RAM. In the case of the AE CC: 3 G of RAM.

  Also another problem, which I suppose that for the moment is bound, AE CC 2014 will slow down to an unusable crawl after about 5 minutes of use. With no exaggeration, bounding box display only mode, should be 6 to 10 seconds to rotate a single solid a few degrees.

  Restart the application, which takes a good 7 minutes, gives about 5 minutes of work before you crawl again. I changed the cache drives, but also stop using a cache disk completely without change.

  Thanks for any help you can provide!

  OS X Yosemite 10.10.2

  iMac (27 inch, at the end of 2013)

  3.5 GHz Intel Core i7

  16 GB of Ram DDR3 1600 MHz,

  NVIDIA GeForce GTX M 780, 4096 MB

  After contacting the technical support, it turns out be a permissions of preferences problem.

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• Why preview RAM 2 x faster on Macbook Pro vs. desktop PC?

  Hi all

  I RAM Preview a few seconds of a project AE CS6 on a desktop PC, I recently had to measure and was distraught discover he was twice as slow that view the exact clip on my Macbook Pro. The project involves simple 3D camera movements. Why would this be so, and can I change my PC settings to get more out of it? I would appreciate greatly any comments I can get... I'm still new to the world of Adobe and even newer to the configuration of the computer. Thank you!

  Desktop PC

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  Intel Core i7 - 4770K Haswell 3.5 GHz

  Motherboard Asus Sabertooth Z87

  GTX770 2GD5 video card

  Samsung 840 EVO SSD/1 TB 7200 RPM HARD drive

  Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

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  made of several images at the same time is checked

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  The size of the disk cache Max: 10 GB

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  4/8 processors for other applications

  Allocation of RAM of 1 GB per background CPU

  made of several images at the same time is checked

  Thank you!!

  First comment: you attach a lot of RAM for external applications.

  On the PC, you allocate 2 GB of RAM per CPU and 4 CPUs, but you're only allocate 5 GB of total RAM for After Effects.  It does not match.  Allow at least 8 GB of RAM for AE, but preferably more.  I might try your PC to 12 GB for AE (4 GB for external applications) and see what happens. I'd probably also 6/8 CPU cores.

• Upgrading RAM for the installation of 64-bit guest OS on 32-bit host OS

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  Now, I understand that Win7 32-bit build does a maximum of 3.4 GB RAM logically and not beyond. My intention here is to move the RAM to 9 GB, and then install the version 9.04 of Ubuntu 64-bit on VMWare with 6 GB of RAM reserved for the Ubuntu. My question then became: the guest OS (Ubuntu) would be able to use the 6 GB of RAM that I intend to allocate to it from the host OS (Win7), does that up to 3.4 G memory?

  I want to thank everyone in advance for your help.

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  Hello Peter,.

  Unfortunately, you will need to have a 64-bit OS host to do what you want. The guest operating system will not be able to use memory that is presented to it through the host. Is there a particular reason that you have installed Windows 7 32 bit instead of 64-bit?

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• Satellite M100-126 - Win 7 32 bit indicates 'only' 3 GB of memory usable

  Hello

  Here's the situation:

  I have a Toshiba satellite M100-126 (PSMA1E - 0PV021FR) running Windows 7 32 bit.
  He had originally 2gigs of Ram, but after that my brother's cell phone broke down (motherboard failure) I took his 2x2gig of ram and installed in my laptop.

  Initially, the BIOS detected only 3gig, so I flashed the bios than that recommended by the Toshiba Download Center, i.e. v 3.0, http://support.toshiba-tro.de/tools/eula/calleula.asp?ID=66238 direct link (if it works). There is also a version 5.6, only for Vista, but I did not use that one.

  For now: the bios detects 4gigs and Windows, but windows says 'only' memory usable 3gigs.
  Windows resource allocation, 1gig is 'reserved material', so this memory usable 3gig. If I replace one of the modules by a 1gig module 2 giga, I get only 2 MB of the reserved equipment, and 3 gigs installed memory are usable...

  Here are the questions now:
  I am aware of the limit of memory for 32-bit systems, and that I won't be able to use the full 4gigs of anyway, but my brother got 3.5 GB of memory can be used on 32-bit system... Is it

  Hello

  Win 32 bit can allocate only 3.2 GB (not 3.5 GB)
  It is the limitation of all 32-bit operating systems.
  I put t see any problems here the BIOS detects 4 GB of RAM. It s ok.
  Windows can use 3 GB only because the other party is used by the graphics card.

  The GPU can share a part of the main memory too and it also depends on the available main memory.

  Good bye