Advanced Member Monkeybrain Posted April 12, 2012 Advanced Member Report Share Posted April 12, 2012 Hello, I know, a SSD is faster as a harddisk. I own a SSD from Intel. I have the Intel i7-2600k CPU, 16GB RAM and a 120GB SSD from Intel. Last week I tried out a voxel(experiemental) with over 60Millions vertices/tries. Even over 3/4 Million tries I feel first sometimes problems with the performance, and get also a message "out of memory" .... - I like 3DCoazt, but this is a very hungry program. Hmm, my SSD is not so big, this is an intel SSD with 120GB. I also dont want set my swapfile to high - under my sys-ops I have my swapfile for C:/SSD - between 16MB and 3200 MB) But why 3DCoat take 'only" 32GB (16GB RAM) and 16 of the SSD? If I start 3DCoat fresh, without any 'big' programs in the background, I read in my status free: around 3200MB why not more? Okay, and because of the message: 'out of memory' .... should I better uninstall 3DCoat from my SSD / drive c? And install it under my Harddisk (I own a very big Seagate HD with 2TB). Coz on my Harddisk I can made for made for 3D-Coat a very big Swapfile - but I will lost a lot of performance?! :/ But I would loose "out of memory' messages. And could also work with larger (voxel)objects? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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