ravisolanki79
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Hi,
I am currently using a Lenovo machine which runs of win 7 32 bit , excel 2010 32 bit. I always use to get speed related issues and the IT said that I need to move to a 64 bit OS with higher Ram. Before switching to the higher Ram I decided to do a speed test and for this test I am using a Lenovo ThinkPad, Core i5 Vpro processor on 64 bit Win 7 and office is 2010 (64 bit, trial version) and the RAM on this machine is 8 GB.
The issue is that when I run heavy excel files on this machine the CPU utilization goes upto 100% but the machine is not using a more than 1.8 GB of ram. The remaining RAM shows available. Is there a way that I can force Excel to use my spare Ram and so that I can speed-up the processing power.
Just to let you know for this speed test I created a file on win 7 (32 bit) machine using 32 bit excel 2010 and now I am running this file on the machine with higher configuration.
Any help on this will be much appreciated.
I am currently using a Lenovo machine which runs of win 7 32 bit , excel 2010 32 bit. I always use to get speed related issues and the IT said that I need to move to a 64 bit OS with higher Ram. Before switching to the higher Ram I decided to do a speed test and for this test I am using a Lenovo ThinkPad, Core i5 Vpro processor on 64 bit Win 7 and office is 2010 (64 bit, trial version) and the RAM on this machine is 8 GB.
The issue is that when I run heavy excel files on this machine the CPU utilization goes upto 100% but the machine is not using a more than 1.8 GB of ram. The remaining RAM shows available. Is there a way that I can force Excel to use my spare Ram and so that I can speed-up the processing power.
Just to let you know for this speed test I created a file on win 7 (32 bit) machine using 32 bit excel 2010 and now I am running this file on the machine with higher configuration.
Any help on this will be much appreciated.
