heisenberg123 macrumors 603 Original poster Oct 31, 2010 6,498 9 Hamilton, Ontario Oct 27, 2011 #1 I use Xilisoft Video Convert for converting video files, merging files ect but it uses all my free ram in activity monitor the CPU% says 99 and bounces to 100, is this normal? can i limit how much ram a program can use?
I use Xilisoft Video Convert for converting video files, merging files ect but it uses all my free ram in activity monitor the CPU% says 99 and bounces to 100, is this normal? can i limit how much ram a program can use?
r.j.s Moderator emeritus Mar 7, 2007 15,026 52 Texas Oct 27, 2011 #2 Yes, normal and no, you cannot control how much RAM something uses.
MagicBoy macrumors 68040 May 28, 2006 3,989 1,141 Manchester, UK Oct 27, 2011 #3 Yes, it's normal. No you can't control/limit the amount the RAM an application uses. OS X sorts that out for you.
Yes, it's normal. No you can't control/limit the amount the RAM an application uses. OS X sorts that out for you.
heisenberg123 macrumors 603 Original poster Oct 31, 2010 6,498 9 Hamilton, Ontario Oct 27, 2011 #4 MagicBoy said: Yes, it's normal. No you can't control/limit the amount the RAM an application uses. OS X sorts that out for you. Click to expand... oh so you saying as i use other programs is will share the RAM it was using?
MagicBoy said: Yes, it's normal. No you can't control/limit the amount the RAM an application uses. OS X sorts that out for you. Click to expand... oh so you saying as i use other programs is will share the RAM it was using?
r.j.s Moderator emeritus Mar 7, 2007 15,026 52 Texas Oct 27, 2011 #5 iisforiphone said: oh so you saying as i use other programs is will share the RAM it was using? Click to expand... Yes, OS X will manage RAM as needed.
iisforiphone said: oh so you saying as i use other programs is will share the RAM it was using? Click to expand... Yes, OS X will manage RAM as needed.
heisenberg123 macrumors 603 Original poster Oct 31, 2010 6,498 9 Hamilton, Ontario Oct 27, 2011 #6 r.j.s said: Yes, OS X will manage RAM as needed. Click to expand... Thanks for the info