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Photoshop using 100% vram and ram

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Sep 24, 2023 Sep 24, 2023
1. Motherboard (Asrock b450m steel legend)
 
2. Amd ryzen 5 3600
 
3. Ram 16 gb (xpg d 60) 8+8
 
4. Video card - galax rtx 2060 super 8gb
 
5. Power supply 550w (Corsair cv550 )
 
6. Nvme 256gb (Samsung 980)
 
7. Monitor (Dell SE2219HX)
 
8. Cabinet (Galax Revolution -O 1)
 
9. Hard disk 1tb
 
this configaration pc
 
and all driver updated 
when i using photoshop's camera raw filter then 
my  vram use 100% and ram 100%  how this fix ??
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Community Expert ,
Sep 24, 2023 Sep 24, 2023

This is partly normal and partly not normal. What have you set as memory allocation in PS preferences? Don't set it too high!

 

First of all, Photoshop is supposed to use all available RAM - up to the limit you have set in Preferences. That's why you should never set allocation too high. Other applications and processes need memory too, and that includes ACR. ACR runs outside Photoshop's address space, and needs its own memory. With 16 GB installed, I would recommend 70%.

 

If Photoshop uses more than the allocation in Preferences, something is wrong on your system. Then you have a memory leak somewhere. A common cause is third-party plugins.

 

The VRAM usage looks wrong right from the start. That's not supposed to happen. That could be the GPU driver.

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Dec 14, 2023 Dec 14, 2023
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