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Ouch, just ran out of memory on my desktop with 2GB of memory...

Originally posted by: Sabot
What the hell are you running?
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A lot of stuff (duh, obviously). DB2, Oracle, WebSphere, our own application (around 200MB), Eclipse, Lotus Notes, Several IE windows, Excel, media player (which for some reason takes 35MB).

Edit: Looks like Acrobat is taking around 50MB for some reason too. Either way all this still doesn't add up to 2GB. Looks like restart is in order.
 
Originally posted by: Quasmo
wtf were you doing??? Photoshopping a 20 GB file? While rendering in 3DSmax?
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No doubt.

Better yet, I hope you have some massive project in Maya or even Bryce. Maybe rendering something the area of a 20 gb animated movie?
 
Originally posted by: Argo
Originally posted by: Sabot
What the hell are you running?
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A lot of stuff (duh, obviously). DB2, Oracle, WebSphere, our own application (around 200MB), Eclipse, Lotus Notes, Several IE windows, Excel, media player (which for some reason takes 35MB).
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Yup, it's that damn media player!
 
Originally posted by: Argo
Originally posted by: Sabot
What the hell are you running?
Click to expand...

A lot of stuff (duh, obviously). DB2, Oracle, WebSphere, our own application (around 200MB), Eclipse, Lotus Notes, Several IE windows, Excel, media player (which for some reason takes 35MB).

Edit: Looks like Acrobat is taking around 50MB for some reason too. Either way all this still doesn't add up to 2GB. Looks like restart is in order.
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You lier, your multitasking porn.😛
 
Running Ringmaster to monitor a Trapeze wireless network takes 2GB (1GB for the service, 1GB for the softare).

I know, I was astonished when our consultant told us that.
 
It seems that no matter how much RAM you have, Windows finds a reason and a way for it to take up about half of it anyway.
 
Originally posted by: RockHydra11
It seems that no matter how much RAM you have, Windows finds a reason and a way for it to take up about half of it anyway.
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Unused RAM is a waste.
 
I had a memory leak recently....Opening a corrupt WinAMP file in Windows XP 64 bit. I was using 1.7GB of my 1GB of memory 😛
 
Ditto.

I have 1Gb and it runs out to 16mb sometimes 🙁

I have 399mb free now but it does drop over time until it clears itself. I think it is FF using a lot to cache stuff. My system has been on for 20 days though so that is probably why...

Koing
 
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Originally posted by: Argo
Originally posted by: Sabot
What the hell are you running?
Click to expand...

A lot of stuff (duh, obviously). DB2, Oracle, WebSphere, our own application (around 200MB), Eclipse, Lotus Notes, Several IE windows, Excel, media player (which for some reason takes 35MB).

Edit: Looks like Acrobat is taking around 50MB for some reason too. Either way all this still doesn't add up to 2GB. Looks like restart is in order.
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