Hello,
So I have 8GBs of RAM now and that's just fine for gaming (what I use my pc for mostly).
I like drawing and I draw with Photoshop, now when you want good quality you need to use pretty big dimensions in Photoshop and that seems to be using up all my memory.
Most of the time I also have some music open and some reference for drawing
and almost every time windows says it's running out of memory and Photoshop is using all of it.
I also like video editing but when it's a pretty big project I'm working on it does the same thing as Photoshop and just closes.
As I said before this isn't really a problem for gaming but recently I've started playing Wildstar and It's also using all my memory and closes when it's using everything.
I've read in some posts that 8GB is as much as you need, and 16GB isn't worth buying.
But in my situating is it worth it? Is there another way to change this? I know closing unused programs and services is one of those things, but I need everything open that is open at that time.
I've also scanned for malware and such but that doesn't seem to be doing much.
Currently I have this build:
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Intel Core i7-2600K
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760
Patriot Memory G2-series DDR3 8GB
So I have 8GBs of RAM now and that's just fine for gaming (what I use my pc for mostly).
I like drawing and I draw with Photoshop, now when you want good quality you need to use pretty big dimensions in Photoshop and that seems to be using up all my memory.
Most of the time I also have some music open and some reference for drawing
and almost every time windows says it's running out of memory and Photoshop is using all of it.
I also like video editing but when it's a pretty big project I'm working on it does the same thing as Photoshop and just closes.
As I said before this isn't really a problem for gaming but recently I've started playing Wildstar and It's also using all my memory and closes when it's using everything.
I've read in some posts that 8GB is as much as you need, and 16GB isn't worth buying.
But in my situating is it worth it? Is there another way to change this? I know closing unused programs and services is one of those things, but I need everything open that is open at that time.
I've also scanned for malware and such but that doesn't seem to be doing much.
Currently I have this build:
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Intel Core i7-2600K
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760
Patriot Memory G2-series DDR3 8GB