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Originally Posted by daedal
Proper OS10 progs aren't meant to have a memory allocation, the system sorts the memory according to what is required (the fixed allocation was an OS 9/Classic thing now 8 years past). The thing about PSE is that once it has grabbed the memory it needs, it holds on to it even though you have closed all the files you were working on, expect CS is the same. Its nice if you go back to a file you finished with and find you can still do 'undos' but otherwise a bore.
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Photoshop is one of those programs that runs faster on a PC or on top of Windows. When looking at performance benchmarks between PC and Mac photoshop always run twice as fast on a PC. The primary use of a Mac for me is converting and editting RAW files in Capture NX, something it excels. I guess photoshop with its memory allocation is not good for OS X and if anyone shoots JPEG only and prefers photoshop that a PC is best for you.