ASUS EN 7600 GS TOP SILENT

[Chris Young]

First I would suggest that you check to see if the system is seeing all your physical ram. Go to ‘Start/Run’ and type in ‘dxdiag’. This will bring up a dialogue box who’s first page is System. Look on there to see if your total ram amount is listed correctly. If it is then the most likely problem is that your ‘Virtual Memory’ is low. To check this go to ‘Control Panel’ and look for ‘System’. Open this and go to the ‘Advanced’ tab, under this look for Performance and click ‘Settings’. This opens Performance Options, click the ‘Advanced’ tab. Under that you will find Virtual Memory, click ‘Change’ and see what your settings are. There are a lot of opinions as to the optimal settings for WinXP and video editing in particular but many feel, and it works for my three units, is to set your virtual memory to the custom size selection and enter for both fields, ‘initial size’ and ‘maximum size’ the same value. That value being twice your physical ram. In your case both fields would read 2048. Click ‘Set’ and ok your way out. You will have got a prompt that the computer needs to be restarted. That’s normal. Re-boot and see if you still get the same problem. Also in Vegas set your Options/Preferences/Video Dynamic RAM preview to 16MB to get the optimal use of the ram by Vegas. The only time I bump this up to much higher levels is if I want to build a dynamic ram preview of a complex timeline section to see it play smoothly. After that it’s reset back to 16MB

Chris Young
Sydney

[Stianstakan]

I tried all this.. not that about going in to vegas, because i get this message before im coming in to the program..