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I would do that if it would decrease my memory footprint. I am always at 87%+ and pushing my luck.
Statistics: Posted by woodslanding — 06 Jan 2010, 10:05
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i had a problem looks similar,the ram decrease with time,and a big workspace ...that eat a lot
i have no solution especially for the relation between the time spent on a project and the ram ,but i optimized my workspace(subpatches better than rack,mono grain sampler much better than stereo,in my case) and the ram decrease a lot...
maybe can help...
Statistics: Posted by héliouk 6 — 05 Jan 2010, 11:40
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Didn't try yet your "msconfig" optimization but i will.
merry christmas to everybody!
Statistics: Posted by manecante — 27 Dec 2009, 17:06
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As far as freeing up more memory, you could try running msconfig.exe (Start>Run "msconfig") and navigating to the startup tab and unchecking things you think you can temporarily live without. If you are really ambitious, there are a lot of tweaks that can be done to optimize Windows exclusivly for audio use, for example: http://www.blackviper.com/WinXP/servicecfg.htm
Good luck!
Statistics: Posted by gurulogic — 23 Dec 2009, 22:54
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I can gain a bit of RAM when wireless is disable in the Device Manager but not really enough.
The bad news for me is that i just realized my computer does not support more than 1 GB Ram..
And of course I always exit Antivirus, antispyware, and the windows search option by default activated in SP3 ( little lup icon), that eat a lot of RAM.
Statistics: Posted by manecante — 23 Dec 2009, 16:54
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Here's the link, no software install needed:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysi ... 96653.aspx
Statistics: Posted by gurulogic — 23 Dec 2009, 00:13
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That means that when i open my live project, it is at 98%. And i don't have so many patchs in it and less than 10 waves (indeed, three of them are quiet long, maybe up to 5 mn). And the very weird thing is that the more time elapsed with my project opened I wait, the more the Ram used decreases, going down even sometimes to 32%(after one or two hours), less than with an empty project!
And it is apparently in contradiction with what Gurologic told me in another post, no? :
"Sometimes if your workspace uses a lot of memory to start, you may need to occasionaly save and exit Usine to refresh the temporary memory used as running out of memory can cause a crash. Also the same for disk space. If Usine is on a disk that is full,and you are building patches for a long time, the disk can overfill and the temp files can fail to write to disk which I have seen cause loss of data."
Apart from that my Cpu is totally fine, between 40 and 50 % with this project. But for live situtation i have to open my patch a long time before playing, and pray for no problem otherwise i have to wait again to play in good conditions!
So the question is, should i buy more RAM, or the problem is somewhere else?
Thank's for your advices
Asus A6000G Series Notebook, Windows XP3
Intel(R) Pentium(R) M 1,6 GH
RAM :1024 MB (PC2700 DDR SDRAM)
Chipset Motherboard : Intel Montara-GM+ i855GME
Grafik card : ATI MOBILITY RADEON 9700 (64 MB)
Sound card : M-Audio A410
Statistics: Posted by manecante — 22 Dec 2009, 17:01
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