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    ( Intel Hyper-threading , Adobe CS2 , ).

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    update - CS2 9.0.1 update.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zadru6-bak6i6a View Post
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    Most Photoshop (PS) users faced today with monster size 16 bits, megapixel images sooner or later start wondering how to improve its performance. Before succumbing to the siren call of faster CPU, more RAM or more hard disk space, it might be worth checking to ensure that you have optimized PS performance on your existing system.

    The overall performance of PS in a system is determined by the balance of the following conditions:

    A. The amount of system RAM that PS can use.
    B. The amount of scratch disk space that PS can access
    C. The conflict between PS scratch disk location and Windows virtual memory location.
    The CPU (Central Processing Unit) which is also called microprocessor or processor is in charge of processing data. How it will process data will depend on the program. The program can be a spreadsheet, a word processor or a game: for the CPU it makes no difference, since it doesnt understand what the program is actually doing. It just follows the orders (called commands or instructions) contained inside the program. These orders could be to add two numbers or to send a piece of data to the video card, for example.

    When you double click on an icon to run a program, here is what happens:

    1. The program, which is stored inside the hard disk drive, is transferred to the RAM memory. A program is a series of instructions to the CPU.
    2. The CPU, using a circuit called memory controller, loads the program data from the RAM memory.
    3. The data, now inside the CPU, is processed.
    4. What happens next will depend on the program. The CPU could continue to load and executing the program or could do something with the processed data, like displaying something on the screen.
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    http://www.retouchartists.com/pages/speedtest.html



    http://photoshopnews.com/2005/04/04/...much-ram-fact/

    http://photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=004Qrh

    http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?14@@.3bc4a34a/0

    http://www.hardwarebg.com/forum/showthread.php?t=16932

    http://www.hardwarebg.com/forum/showthread.php?t=81405


    http://bg.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A6%...81%D0%BE%D1%80
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