Morgano opened this issue on Apr 25, 2008 · 7 posts
Morgano posted Fri, 25 April 2008 at 2:33 AM
On my old computer, which headed single-mindedly westwards some weeks ago, I had Poser 7 and Vue 6 running on 32-bit XP. Minimising either Vue or Poser was a genuinely effective way to recover memory. Restoring the application window would cause Vue/Poser to re-acquire quite a bit of memory, naturally, but, overall, memory was released.
I now have the same Poser and Vue running on 32-bit Vista. When I minimise either application, the quantity of memory held by it barely changes at all. This isn't a matter of what Vista grabs for its own purposes, because the big numbers are assigned to Poser/Vue, but it does appear to be a problem with Vista, since it is the operating system that has changed. OK: so have the memory itself, the CPU, the motherboard and the driver software, but this looks like a Windows problem to me.
Has anyone else seen this memory leak in Vista? Does anyone know of a short-term response (akin to the minimising which worked well in XP), please?