Photoshop CS3 runs pretty slow on my computer when ever I apply filters and stuff. Here are my laptops stats:
Dell Latitude D610
Intel(R) Pentium(R) M
Processor 18.6GHz
1.06 GHz, 1.00 GB of Ram
Total Physical Memory (K) is 1047924
If you need more information then just ask for it.
Photoshop goes slow on my computer? Though I have lots of memory and stuff????computer
Most definably add another gig of ram, laptops have to work harder to run and cs will slow it down for sure
Photoshop goes slow on my computer? Though I have lots of memory and stuff????free spyware
Strange, the best you can do is make sure your 1gb of system ram is not maxed at the time. The computer you have is decent enough to run PS pretty well, so I would start there.
One thing I would do if handed your computer is stop everything from loading when you boot up that you do not need and do not even use. Go to Programs -%26gt; Startup and get rid of icons in there. go to Start -%26gt; Run -%26gt; and type MSCONFIG. Go to the startup tab and see if there is anything in there that you can uncheck.
Email me if you would like any help.
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go back to cs2...........needs less memory..........cs3 hogs ram and processor
Well first off it's a laptop processor, which means it is slower than a desktop processor and it is only 1.8ghz.
Also 1 gig of ram isn't enough, you need 2 gigs of ram to run CS3 properly. 1 gig is the MINIMUM required to run CS3 software.
Try this laptop speedup tool:
http://boost-pc-performance.info
It works very well.
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