Adobe After Effects not utilizing full 4GB of installed RAM
I have windows XP 2002, with 4GB installed on my computer. I bought the entire Adobe Master Suite and when I try and use After Effects, it only utilizes 2GB of the 4GB of RAM.
I have researched that there is a GB switch that you can turn on and allocate 3GB of the 4GB to applications. However, I have heard that doing so can seriously destabilize your system. Is there a safe way to have After Effects utilize more RAM without destabilizing the system, or does the 3GB switch really even destabilize the OS?
Please give guidance.
I have researched that there is a GB switch that you can turn on and allocate 3GB of the 4GB to applications. However, I have heard that doing so can seriously destabilize your system. Is there a safe way to have After Effects utilize more RAM without destabilizing the system, or does the 3GB switch really even destabilize the OS?
Please give guidance.
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