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virtual memory too low when rendering

Anonymous — Thu, 11 May 2023 10:38:35 GMT

when i'm rendering in lightworks especially my final renderings i get an error message " virtual memory too low" any sugesstions as to how i can resolve that?

athlon xp2600, 768 mb ddr 333, 2 80 gig hd, 128 nvdia geforce 4000 graphics card

Re: virtual memory too low when rendering

Ben Odonnell — Sun, 03 Apr 2005 17:17:37 GMT

You could do one of two things.

1.Free up some space on your hard drive, that works as the virtual memory drive.

2. Change to another, lager, partition.

THE.
Cheers.
Ben

Re: virtual memory too low when rendering

Djordje — Mon, 04 Apr 2005 17:33:33 GMT

nooxy wrote:
when i'm rendering in lightworks especially my final renderings i get an error message " virtual memory too low" any sugesstions as to how i can resolve that?

athlon xp2600, 768 mb ddr 333, 2 80 gig hd, 128 nvdia geforce 4000 graphics card

Set the minimum virtual memory to three times your physical RAM.

Re: virtual memory too low when rendering

SGraham_MGArchitects — Sun, 17 Apr 2005 03:43:07 GMT

Where is the setting menu that would allow me to change the virtual memory? Is it in archicad or in windows?

Re: virtual memory too low when rendering

Ben Odonnell — Sun, 17 Apr 2005 18:11:41 GMT

Scott ,
You will find it by Right clicking "My Computer" (But it's really yours )Properties, then by taking the "Advanced" tab -----> "Performances"-->"Settings"---->"Advanced"
You will finally find the virtual memory settings at the bottom of the dialog.

HTH
Cheers.
Ben

Re: virtual memory too low when rendering

stefan — Mon, 18 Apr 2005 08:25:20 GMT

Djordje wrote:
Set the minimum virtual memory to three times your physical RAM.

Is this still necessary for PC's with very much RAM? I have 2 GB and don't want to throw 6 GB of the Hard disk away...

Re: virtual memory too low when rendering

Djordje — Mon, 18 Apr 2005 18:36:21 GMT

stefan wrote:
Djordje wrote:
Set the minimum virtual memory to three times your physical RAM.
Is this still necessary for PC's with very much RAM? I have 2 GB and don't want to throw 6 GB of the Hard disk away...

I would "throw" 20GB away if that made a difference between having the rendering or not.