Computer File size Question (Page 2): It should, but, doesn't mean he does... if only 32bit, he's got a bunch of RAM he's not using. I've encountered many instances with 32bit and even...

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Jan 15, 2019 08:37:13 #

Dikdik Loc: Winnipeg, Canada

alandg46 wrote:

It's gotta be 64 bit he's got 16gb of ram.

It should, but, doesn't mean he does... if only 32bit, he's got a bunch of RAM he's not using. I've encountered many instances with 32bit and even 16GB RAM... just doesn't work. I think he said he had 32GB RAM.

To reiterate, what OS version and 32bit or 64bit?

Dik

Jan 15, 2019 08:46:29 #

alandg46 Loc: Boerne, Texas

I can't imagine a Lenovo computer with an I7 and 32 gb ram being anything but Win 10 and 64 bit. That would just be absurd.

Jan 15, 2019 08:52:46 #

Dikdik Loc: Winnipeg, Canada

alandg46 wrote:

I can't imagine a Lenovo computer with an I7 and 32 gb ram being anything but Win 10 and 64 bit. That would just be absurd.

You would think so... but, just need to confirm. I've seen 'sillier' configurations.

I'm running 64bit with an i7 and M.2 drives and a 2080Ti graphics card and pictures come up in a 'blink'.

Dik

Jan 15, 2019 09:11:01 #

aflundi Loc: Albuquerque, NM

It sounds like some here have been watching too many hollywood movies.

The way jPEG is encoded, it makes getting lower resolution information fairly easy so some viewers show that first, then it dives into to the more computationally intense descrete inverse fourier transforms and other decoding to pull out the details. Nothing all that interesting, it's just giving you something rough to look at while it's fully decoding.

Jan 15, 2019 09:17:25 #

dsmeltz Loc: Philadelphia

Mr.Ft wrote:

I think just Windows.

Please learn to use "Quote Reply" so that we know who and what you are replying to.

Jan 15, 2019 09:20:33 #

brucewells Loc: Central Kentucky

Mr.Ft wrote:

Hi, Is it normal for your computer when opening a ... (show quote)

I've always attributed this to the graphics card taking time to render the image.

Jan 15, 2019 09:21:54 #

dsmeltz Loc: Philadelphia

brucewells wrote:

I've always attributed this to the graphics card taking time to render the image.

That would be my first thought as well.

Jan 15, 2019 09:26:34 #

Mr.Ft Loc: Central New Jersey

The computer has:

I7-7700 8 Meg Cache up to 4.20GHZ
Windows 10 Pro 64
32gig DDr4 2400 UDIMM
NVIDIA GeforceGT730 2GB DDR5 64 bit DP
M.2 storage card512GB.
1 Tb. Hard Drive 7200 rpm 3.5" SATA3

Jan 15, 2019 09:28:20 #

Mr.Ft Loc: Central New Jersey

The computer has:

I7-7700 8 Meg Cache up to 4.20GHZ
Windows 10 Pro 64
32gig DDr4 2400 UDIMM
NVIDIA GeforceGT730 2GB DDR5 64 bit DP
M.2 storage card512GB.
1 Tb. Hard Drive 7200 rpm 3.5" SATA3

Dikdik wrote:

You would think so... but, just need to confirm. I've seen 'sillier' configurations.

I'm running 64bit with an i7 and M.2 drives and a 2080Ti graphics card and pictures come up in a 'blink'.

Dik

Jan 15, 2019 09:40:38 #

Dikdik Loc: Winnipeg, Canada

Mr.Ft wrote:

I think just Windows.

If running Win 10, search 'Computer' and this will allow you to ask the 32bit or 64bit question.

If running some other Windows, click the 'Start' button and right click the 'Computer' and click on 'Properties' This will tell you the Version and if 32bit or 64bit.

Let us know what you find.

Dik

Jan 15, 2019 09:40:56 #

dsmeltz Loc: Philadelphia

Mr.Ft wrote:

The computer has:

I7-7700 8 Meg Cache up to 4.20GHZ
Windows 10 Pro 64
32gig DDr4 2400 UDIMM
NVIDIA GeforceGT730 2GB DDR5 64 bit DP
M.2 storage card512GB.
1 Tb. Hard Drive 7200 rpm 3.5" SATA3

The GT 730 is not a top performing card. See this chart:
https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/common_gpus.html

It is way down near the bottom. You may want to upgrade your video.

Jan 15, 2019 09:46:19 #

Dikdik Loc: Winnipeg, Canada

Mr.Ft wrote:

The computer has:

I7-7700 8 Meg Cache up to 4.20GHZ
Windows 10 Pro 64
32gig DDr4 2400 UDIMM
NVIDIA GeforceGT730 2GB DDR5 64 bit DP
M.2 storage card512GB.
1 Tb. Hard Drive 7200 rpm 3.5" SATA3

Ignore my last post... you found the info... your system can easily accommodate 32GB RAM... your 2GB 730 card could be a bit of a bottleneck. Your system looks good. M.2 can be PCIe or SATA, the former being faster. Your files should open as quick as most computers would.

Dik

Jan 15, 2019 09:49:54 #

alandg46 Loc: Boerne, Texas

dsmeltz wrote:

The GT 730 is not a top performing card. See this chart:
https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/common_gpus.html

It is way down near the bottom. You may want to upgrade your video.

That might do it. I have a Radeon R9 380. Even when I click for 1:1 it's almost instantaneous on a RAW.

Jan 15, 2019 09:52:03 #

gvarner Loc: Central Oregon Coast

Very common. Lots of possible causes but just annoying more than anything.

Jan 15, 2019 09:52:08 #

Dikdik Loc: Winnipeg, Canada

dsmeltz wrote:

The GT 730 is not a top performing card. See this chart:
https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/common_gpus.html

It is way down near the bottom. You may want to upgrade your video.

Great summary... list could include the 2080Ti which would be maybe 30% faster.

Some computers have RAM and video cards soldered in; it may cause problems for updating.

Dik

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