PhotoShop CS 3

Published on November 2, 2007 By jebro In WinCustomize Talk

I have a friend whos using Photoshop and his CPU is running up to 320 000 kb within an instant. What's wrong?

Comments

Bebi Bulma

on Nov 02, 2007

Do you mean using 320mb of RAM? I'm sure it's a very resource intensive program...though I don't have it myself.

jebro

on Nov 02, 2007

Yes, it's wacko.. What's wrong?

vStyler

on Nov 02, 2007

Sounds about right.

Vad_M

on Nov 02, 2007

This is very strange. Photoshop CS3 must use ~ 55-60 Mb RAM on startup.

Are your friend have a legal copy?

jebro

on Nov 02, 2007

He says he's got a legal version.

jebro

on Nov 02, 2007

Sounds about right.

I trust you.

StuSchellhamer

on Nov 02, 2007

I've been having problems when I save a bmp. It goes into 'not responding' mode. Thank god I still have CS2 on!

MountainHawk

on Nov 02, 2007

CS versions of Photoshop do use a lot of resources. CS is not necessary. If you look at Boxxi for example, he still uses Photoshop 5 and produces exceptional work with that. I use Photoshop 7 but have five and six also. New versions of photoshop have Bridging stuff and photosharing stuff and go adobe...blah...blah...all unnecessary stuff in my view. All I need an application like that to do is edit or build an image. PSP8 is the app I use most....fills my needs more than adequately and is not a resource hog.

jebro

on Nov 02, 2007

Ok. I think I will tell him to get a scrapbook, delite CS 3 and start creating... *s*

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