Your System Has Run Out Of Application Memory

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March 25, 2023
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Hi everytone. I JUST downloaded the latest versions of Photoshop and Lightroom Classic and having a problem. I imported one photo, started editing, and within minutes I got the "Your System Has Run Out Of Application Memory" error. I was suprised to see this since I have a new M1 Mac w/ 64GB of memory and use it for music production and run large sessions in Pro Tools & Ableton simutaniously w/ no problem. Also I really didn't do any real editing on the photo, just a couple of "healing" moves to remove some glare. Can someone tell me why this is happening and how I fix it? I will Google too, but just wanted to throw the post out too. (included photos are of the error message, the info on the file I was messing around with, and my "about this mac" mac info

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D Fosse

Community Expert

The thing with M1/M2 is that the GPU uses system memory, not its own dedicated memory.

It would be interesting to see a breakdown on memory usage, both GPU and system. This is a Windows screenshot, but something like this:

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LosFelizGirlAuthor

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Thanks. I will Google how to look this up and post a screen shot when I get home.

GoldingD

Legend

Why is your MACOS still at v12.0?

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LosFelizGirlAuthor

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Hi, are you saying that is the issue? It's at 12 because of compatibility issues w/ various plugins i use in Ableton & Protools, and because the versions of those programs are more stable running on 12. I will see if others are able to update without issues.

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LosFelizGirlAuthor

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Adding I have tons of room on my Hard drive if that matters

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