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This is happening in an EMPTY room.DanEpps wrote:Do you have lots of knobs, pulls or moldings (especially rope molding) in the room? If so, these items consume vast amounts of memory...
Virtual Memory:DanEpps wrote:What do you have your virtual memory set at? I recommend setting it to 3172 initial and 4096 max. This will keep Windows from having to continually extend the swap file which results in slowdowns like you are seeing.
I have rebooted a few times - maybe 20+, or so. I have disconnected the external drives, the external DVD writer, etc. No change. I am down to a bare-bones system now.DanEpps wrote:First, let me ask the stupid Windows question--did you reboot then try it?...
I have attached the image, showing memory use, Dan.DanEpps wrote:Second, what does memory usage for the eCabinets process look like when it is just sitting there?...
Done - no change.DanEpps wrote:Third, for the best efficiency virtual memory should always be set at a power of 2. Change yours to 3172 - 4096. This is not likely to be the problem but it won't hurt to change it....
Houston, I think we HAVE a problem.DanEpps wrote:Other than that, its "Houston, I think we have a problem here."
Thanks, Scott.Scott G Vaal wrote:Al,
Do you mean when an old job is loaded it works fine until you take it to Detail Room area? If so, you may want to check and see if you have the Show Grid option turned on in the Detail Room area. If so, make sure that the grid setting value on the left menu (in Detail Room) is not set to a very small number. If this value is set small (example: .12" instead of 12") it will slow even a fast computer to a crawl. The grid goes out infinitely in this area (this will be changed in the next version to be more like the Cab/Assm editor's grid). Hope this helps.