Hello,
I have a job to do. It requieres me to open around 40.000 tiff files. Each file i around 1-2 GB. Some of them have to be rotated and saved, but mostly I just have to check that they looks ok and close them without saving them.
Im using a fijutsi computer with these specs.
Windows XP Pro SP2
Photoshop CS2
3,4 ghz HT
4 GB Memory
250 GB SATA HD.
All the files is placed on a external 2-TB Lacie HD. Running on a another computer with FireWire 800.
Im accessing all the files over a 1 GB network.
It runs mostly good, but Photoshop is using a lot of memory when it opens the file, but when im closing the file photoshop still using a lot of memory. Its not dumping the memory.
It takes about 6 minuttes to open a 2,2 GB file. Not LZW compressed.
Can anyone please tell me if there's another and maybe smarter way to do this job.
Would it be a good idea to install XP x64?
Is there any patches to make photoshop run faster?
How do photoshop open the file over a network?
Copying to scratch disk and open in memory or what?
Thanks a lot.
Christian
I have a job to do. It requieres me to open around 40.000 tiff files. Each file i around 1-2 GB. Some of them have to be rotated and saved, but mostly I just have to check that they looks ok and close them without saving them.
Im using a fijutsi computer with these specs.
Windows XP Pro SP2
Photoshop CS2
3,4 ghz HT
4 GB Memory
250 GB SATA HD.
All the files is placed on a external 2-TB Lacie HD. Running on a another computer with FireWire 800.
Im accessing all the files over a 1 GB network.
It runs mostly good, but Photoshop is using a lot of memory when it opens the file, but when im closing the file photoshop still using a lot of memory. Its not dumping the memory.
It takes about 6 minuttes to open a 2,2 GB file. Not LZW compressed.
Can anyone please tell me if there's another and maybe smarter way to do this job.
Would it be a good idea to install XP x64?
Is there any patches to make photoshop run faster?
How do photoshop open the file over a network?
Copying to scratch disk and open in memory or what?
Thanks a lot.
Christian