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I've also attached a screenshot as part of the original post to show the Task Manager / After Effects RAM usage discrepancy. Apologies if this is not obvious!
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Try changing the ram for other applications to 4 GB to give AE a little more headroom. Do not use odd numbers of GB, your system won't like it.
If all else fails, open up the Creative Cloud app, click on the three little dots to the left of the After Effects icon and roll back to a previous version of AE.
Also, in the future, please embed your screenshots instead of using the Drag & Drop here tool. It's buggy and makes seeing your screenshots a pain. You can usually just copy a screenshot and paste it to the reply field or drag it in, or use the toolbar.
Let us know if you get the problem solved.
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Thanks Rick!
Unfortunatley decreasing the RAM for other applications didn't really change matters. Next step : Rollback to the previous version!
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Same issue here on my brand new Windows 11 Pro with AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 5945WX, 128GB, 4x32GB, DDR4, 3200MHz, NVIDIA RTX A4000, 16 GB GDDR6, 4 DP. I have to keep watching my task manager and hitting purge. Did rolling back to a prevoius version work for you?
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