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Running Leopard and Lightroom 2 – are you using 64-bit?

 
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Mar 04, 2009 11:27 |  #1

When updating Lightroom to 2.3 today, I read in the "Read Me" pdf that it's possible to run Lightroom 2 as a 64-bit application in Leopard, though it by default run in 32-bit mode. Would it be a good idea to run it as a 64-bit application? Would I gain some speed?


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Mar 04, 2009 11:32 |  #2

How much RAM do you have?


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Mar 04, 2009 11:34 |  #3

I'm running it on a Macbook Pro C2D 2.2 GHz with 2GB RAM... I've ordered more RAM, and should be running with 4GB RAM as of tomorrow :)


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Mar 04, 2009 11:41 |  #4

Oh crap... typo in the heading... I must be tired... Of course it should be Lightroom 2, not Lightrom :P


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Mar 04, 2009 11:45 |  #5

2gb, 64-bit won't help. 4gb, it might - try it and see - it's only a switch to flick!


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Mar 04, 2009 11:49 |  #6

True, thanks :) Checking out your site as well :)


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Mar 04, 2009 12:16 |  #7

fi20100 wrote in post #7453192 (external link)
Oh crap... typo in the heading... I must be tired... Of course it should be Lightroom 2, not Lightrom :P

Looks like it is spelled right to me. ;)


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Mar 04, 2009 12:27 |  #8

ok dumb question, I know I was running it in 64-bit with LR 2.0 but now that I've installed the 2.3 RC, how can I tell if it is still in 64-bit? (Leopard here, too)


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ok dumb question, I know I was running it in 64-bit with LR 2.0 but now that I've installed the 2.3 RC, how can I tell if it is still in 64-bit? (Leopard here, too)

Right-click (well, or CTRL-click) the LR2 icon in the applications folder, Get Info... There's an "open in 32 Bit Mode" option that is either checked or not.


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