System Resource Notification
System Resource Notification
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This error message popped up in Solidworks telling me that I am running low on system resources, and while I have closed it several times it keeps coming back.
This is baffling to me: I run a Win 7 X64 system with 12G of RAM, plenty of hard drive space, Quadro FX 3800 graphics card with 4G of total Memory (1G dedicated), and Intel Xeon W3520 Quad Core CPU (2.67GHz/Core).
I don`t think at any one time I have ever used more that 6 of my 12 gigs of RAM up. Occasionally I will use up 25% of my CPU (which would be one entire core as Solidworks is only capable of using one core) with no problems. I have never really monitored the usage of the graphics card.
I have no ideas what may be causing this...perhaps network problems as I save all my parts here?...(like I said I`m grasping at straws)
This is baffling to me: I run a Win 7 X64 system with 12G of RAM, plenty of hard drive space, Quadro FX 3800 graphics card with 4G of total Memory (1G dedicated), and Intel Xeon W3520 Quad Core CPU (2.67GHz/Core).
I don`t think at any one time I have ever used more that 6 of my 12 gigs of RAM up. Occasionally I will use up 25% of my CPU (which would be one entire core as Solidworks is only capable of using one core) with no problems. I have never really monitored the usage of the graphics card.
I have no ideas what may be causing this...perhaps network problems as I save all my parts here?...(like I said I`m grasping at straws)






RE: System Resource Notification
Check your processes, what programs are running?
One option:
1. Open your Start menu.
2. Click Run.
3. In the command screen type "msconfig.exe".
4. In the "system configuration utility",click either "service" or "startup" tab.
5. Uncheck all programs that your are no longer using.
6. Click "OK".
Chris
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