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• 10 Windows, system and process compressed memory & slow down the performance of Lightroom

  I use Lightroom 6.6 (non - CC version) and for months, I have noticed the degradation in performance on my machine Windows 10 the more Lightroom runs. LR restarts solves the problem for a while, but anywhere from minutes to an hour, Lightroom performance down to the level where it becomes unusable.

  Finally, I think I found a reproducible indicator in the Task Manager which may lead to the reason for this - it seems to be linked to the process "System and compressed memory" which is new for Windows 10. Maybe it's a coincidence, it could be the correlation instead of causation - but that's what I want to know.

  When I start Lightroom and edit some pictures, everything seems normal in the Task Manager:

  

  Lightroom uses about 6 GB of memory, which is OK, as I 24GO of RAM in my machine. The mentioned system and compressed memory process currently maintains that a low profile with the use of memory 204 MB and Lightroom performs well at this point.

  Some pictures later, however, things start to get worse:

  

  The system and compressed memory process increases its memory footprint and Lightroom memory footprint decreases. At this point, I think Lightroom is already slower - but this could be just imagination. It isn't so bad so I can be sure that it really is.

  But a few minutes and retouching of photos later, system and compressed memory past Lightroom in the memory usage and which are how things always become really bad:

  

  System and compressed memory draws a memory more and more away from Lightroom, and meanwhile, Lightrooms performance is killed. As I understand the system and memory tablet, it's intent is to compress the memory instead of disk paging-, but it seems he has high performance here and there of the implications would not even be necessary to page or compress memory because there were a lot:

  

  Perhaps a Windows problem, may be a Lightroom problem - chances are, it's a combination of the two. With 24 GB RAM and Lightroom be gourmet applications in memory just running, this should not occur or cause problems. I use other applications in memory such as Visual Studio, or sometimes first - this does not occur when you use this application.

  I can't believe I'm the only one knows than that on Windows 10 - yet I have not found much about it online, just a few remarks on this subject in some support threads here and there, but no solution.

  So-, here is my question d ' others have experienced this too? Someone was able to get this under control? It's really frustrating relaunch Lightroom every 30 to 60 minutes to get a good performance.

  Thanks for the tips

  b.

  There is a leak memory known in Lightroom 6.6. You might want to try to go back to Lightroom 6.5.1 and see if the problem goes away. See How do I restore a previous version of Lightroom? The Lightroom Queen and where it says Lightroom 6.1.1 you insert Lightroom 6.5.1

• Win 10 "threshold 2' very strong use of the processor by process"system and compressed memory.

  I did a clean install of Windows 10 threshold 2 (aka version 1511) on my MBP 15 "2015 and I encountered a problem. Well two actually:

  1. installing the Realtek driver hangs when you install the software in support of BC. This is easily fixed by killing the process RealtekSetup.exe.

  2. the process of "system memory and compressed" now use constantly one of the eight nuclei which ruins the life of the battery. I had to actually change the power management in Windows to allow the CPU to only go to the maximum frequency of 60%.

  Some research on Google, I have gathered many suffer from this problem on other brands and it is usually linked to a bad driver. I was not able to find the culprit yet unfortunately.

  Now, here's my question: did someone suffering from this issue as well and if so, where you be able to solve it?

  Thank you!

  Try / sleep or hibernation.

• Tecra A3 - 106 Intel Graphics memory Question (915GM)

  Hello, no doubt this will be a strange question, but please accept my apologies, I can't understand it well...

  I have a Toshiba Tecra A3 106 with 915GME 128 MB Intel graphics card... He used to appear as a memory of 128 MB on my system, and somehow, it is now limited to 64 MB probably after update my drivers or a change to the settings of this unit, somewhere...

  I recently updated my bios to v.2.50, could this be the reason? or the most recent driver for the game? (I am currently on 6.14.10.4543)

  I know that I must be blind I can't find the setting for this... But I need your help...

  Thanks in advance...
  Onur.

  EDIT: I realized that it is a thing of BIOS 90%... Phoenix BIOS 2.50 does NOT contain an option to change the graphic committed memory size of 64 MB to 128 or vice versa... My previous BIOS was this option in the tab "Advanced"... And... I can't downgrade to the previous version as installer does not support the downgrade... PS: I checked the Windows settings this topic... Not found no apparent solution...

  Edit2: Found this link about the question on the Toshiba site: http://askiris.toshiba.com/ToshibaSupportSite/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=1079 556xml & sliceId = & dialogid = 1150837 & stateId = 0% 200% 201 152026

  Obviously, this is a bug in the BIOS and the source suggests that v1.70 and newer versions are fixed... I REALLY DON'T THINK!

  ANY IDEAS TO GET AROUND THIS?

  Post edited by: Sphinx

  Hello Onur

  The link you posted from TOSHIBA U.S. page and I assume that you have a European model of laptop. If you want to update BIOS please use Toshiba European page. The United States from Toshiba is like another firma and it isn't really the same thing.

  If models of laptop computers in the United States some problem it doesn? t means that all Toshiba laptops have the same problem.

  I checked that your model of laptop shared graphics memory card. I guess you know what that means and the fact is that units with Intel graphics card have no parameters where user can manually set the amount of memory must be used. On ATI graphics cards settings it is possible. I checked a few notebooks similar and in the Phoenix BIOS I didn? t find anything. Because of this, I'm really confused when you mean that this option was available on the ADVANCED tab.

  I really hope that someone who have the same unit as you can give us a good info about it.

  Good luck!

• OptiPlex 7010 memory question

  I just bought an Optiplex 7010 of Dell Outlet and have a question.  Technical guide to the 7010 says that each of the four DIMM slots can handle up to 8GB memory modules, but said while the system maximum is only 16 GB.  I know you must have Windows 7 Professional or ultimate edition to access more than 16 GB. If you have that, this motherboard supports more than 16 GB?  If I added two 8 GB sticks to the already installed 2x4gb, it would work, or would the machine does not work or recognize only 16 GB of it?

  Well, I've just answered my own question.  I bought 2 sticks 8 GB of RAM Kingston meant for the 7010, sold by a number of places, including Dell and added to my system.  It works very well, and the BIOS and Windows displays 24 GB installed.  I have no doubt 32GB should be fine, too.

  A critical caveat, however.  You must use Windows 7 Professional or ultimate edition to do this.  If your operating system is Windows 7 Premium, only 16 GB of RAM will be recognized.

  Reference Dell must correct its erroneous documentation.

• Media of blackBerry Smartphones and memory Question

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  When you open the file attachment, it goes into the "attachment data" database and cannot be removed unless you remove the message that contains the attachment.

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• SGA and OS memory Question

  
  Hello

  Solaris box 16G memory, is it OK to assign 14 GB of memory for data bases and to 2 GB for the operating system. Basically, my question is does oracle use only the SGA memory or should he memory of BONE on top of SGA...?

  OS = Solaris 10

  DB = 10g

  In this case, if there is more number of created, Oracle server process they will starve for memory and will get finally in Exchange. Swap is disc, so it will slow down operations.

  Think about other processes as expdp/impdp or other processed utility triggered by your backup/restore operations. They'll be dead slow.

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• compress the question from the table

  My question is simple:
  
  If I execute this SQL:
  

  ALTER TABLE some_table_name MOVE COMPRESS;

  and the table is already compressed, Oracle jump or spend time re - compress?
  
  Why I ask this is because I have a few nice PL/SQL that loops through all the tables
  in my schema, I have about 1800 tables and it compresses, but it takes a long time, hours
  and I would like to only compress Tables which are not already compressed, so compressed, jump, so
  that's why I ask... try to determine whether or not PL/SQL needs a dry:-)

  Kodiak_Seattle wrote:
  Thanks for all the help, space is always a big problem for us here, we always run out of it. On only 1/3 of all Tables is compressed, 2/3 is not.

  So just research in there, thanks!

  on the 11G R2

  To continue the question I found the following:

  (a) have compression enabled for a table does not necessarily mean that the data is compressed. If compression is enabled with the statement:

  ALTER TABLE tablename COMPRESS;
  

  the existing data in the table remain uncompressed.

  However the execution of the order

  ALTER TABLE tablename MOVE COMPRESS;
  

  Compress in the existing data in the table and it is caught in time.

  Try to compress an already compressed or partially compressed table is taken on time. Oracle will analyze the data in the table again and try to compress.
  I did a test on a table with half million records already compressed and time was almost the same as the initial compression.

  You can do a quick test on your environment to verify that.

  Sorry for the misinformation, I provided before.

  Kind regards.
  Al

• Compaq DC5750 series desktopPC: compatible memory question

  Will HP P/N 404574-888 1 GB memory in my Compaq DC5750 series desktop PC?  I know that the PC has 4 memory slots and I think that the memory must be installed in sets of two.  I have 2 GB total now with maps two memory supplied with the PC and there are two empty slots.  I was hoping to put in two additional 1 GB memory cards each to spend a total of 4GBs of memory.  Running Windows 7, I think that I have a memory bottleneck in the performance of the PC.  When I go to the Task Manager, my memory is already 87% used after a fresh reboot.  I appreciate comments.  Thank you

  What is an MT or SSF?  Here is a parts reference guidefor the Mt.  To the #2 page, the 1 GB is part # 398038-001, and here's a price.  The reference you gave 404574-888 is PC2 6400, if your system is PC2 5300 latest 6400 will return to 5300.

• Portege R700 - upgrade Windows 7 32-bit to 64-bit and memory question

  I recently bought Portge R700 and am disappointed by the memory. I have a license of Windows 7 64-bit edition: what problems can arise if I update? Once installed, I can then use 8 MB of RAM.

  Moreover, I found the reagrding misleading Web site the option of using the 8 MB of RAM with the32-bit OS. I have 4Mb installed, years to see that only 2.86 MB is usable.

  I get "out of memory" messages and would like to know how to allocate more memory to live for video.

  Tom's right. If you want to use the 64-bit operating system, you must do clean install operating system. All drivers and tools specific to Toshiba and utilities must be installed Additionally one by one.
  If you need assistance with installing Win7 let us know.

  I put t know for what purposes do you use your laptop and what applications are important for your daily work, but, in general, I don t think you will have problems using 64 bit OS. Please keep in mind that all additional software is 64-bit capable and everything will be OK.

  As far as I know laptop user doesn't have the influence of the use of video memory and it runs automatically. It is unclear to me that you can change these settings and set how much RAM can be used for video operations.

  Anyway, Portege R700 is nice for laptop with sufficient power for daily use and also for use with standard applications. I don t think you ve bought this laptop for games.

• Equium A60 - 173 memory Question

  Hey guys, I just used the recovery disk to reinstall windows xp after that I had a few problems and now when I look at the information system, it is said that the total physical memory is 512 MB, but the available physical memory is only 151 MB I was wondering why it is so low that I have not yet installed all the programs and this has something to do with me using the disk of recovery?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  I'm not sure about this, but I think your laptop is just currently using 151MB, because there is no need to use all 512 MB. Maybe this can be changed in the BIOS or so.

  Good bye

• Satellite 1900-101 - memory question

  I'm looking to upgrade the amount of memory for this particular model. I've seen some good proposals for regular Sodimm pc133, but I'm not sure it'll work. This model requires a specific memory model just for her or for the series?

  Y at - it a reference/spec I can get?

  Thanks in advance!
  Miguel Pereira, Portugal

  Hello

  You will need the SDRAM PC133 modules.
  Buy the Toshiba recommended modules you on the right side.
  I found these modules that are recommended by Toshiba.

  PC133 512 MB (PA3108U - 1 M 51)
  PC133 256 MB (PA3086U - 1 M 25)
  PC133 128 MB (PA3085U - 1 M 12)

  Have a nice day ;)

• DDR2 memory Question (550 HP)

  I have my laptop HP 550 1 GB module by Hyundai Electronics with an empty slot.  I ordered a Crucial 2 GB module to replace it - BUT I wonder if even if they are different brands of memory - it will be normal to leave module 1 GB in slot #2 as it is now and put the new Module in Slot #1 with no problems.

  I had two conflicting opinions elsewhere, some saying he will correct and another saying 'do not' - these TWO guys are quite well experienced with computers. I thought that it is better to come here first to get into the heart of the matter so I don't screw something upward.

  Thanks for any help you can give me on this issue. I will probably upgrade my Vista to Windows 7, which is why I need the extra 2 GBs and hoping that I can still use the old module for a total of 3GBs.

  Hello

  It should work without any problems.  In General, there may be benefits to buy identical modules (ie the same capacities and manufacturer) If your motherboard supports Dual Channel.

  Best wishes

  DP - K

• Satellite L40-170: Video shared memory question

  Hello

  I use Windows XP and most of the time that I have more than enough free RAM.

  I wanted to know where I can see how much memory is allocated for the process of video and possibly increase it?

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  As far as I know the graphics driver automatically assigns the shared memory.
  You have the Intel GL960 GPU. I'm wrong

  In this case the Intel reader control shared together memory and you will not be able to manually change

  Best regards

• HP Pavilion m8120n Media Center - adding memory Question

  I try to add memory to my m8120n.

  My information systems:

  Memory has 3.00 GB installed

  Authorized maximum memory is 8 GB (4 x 2 GB) (64-bit operating system)

  32-bit operating system

  Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4 GHz (K)

  Speed supported PC2-5300 MB/s
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  Control - 2-Pack memory 2 GB PC2 - 8500 DDR2 DIMM memory Kit

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