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Hi Folks,
Gist: FROZEN PROGRAMS IF I OPEN TOO MANY SCREENS.
I have a brand-new hp pavilion desktop with Intel core duo processors and 2
gb ram. I am running java-based stock charts, along with 2 web-pages. If I
run the charts from IE7, I can only open 4 charts before they freeze up and I
have to shut the program. If I run the charts from a desktop platform, I can
run about 10 before I get an "out of memory error/ heap space" error. From
the desktop, I can run about 8 charts and only get threats of impending
error.
My laptop, however, an hp with a measely Inspiron processor and 1 gb ram,
running XP, can run 8 or more charts, several web pages, and two trading
platforms without breathing hard!! It's never given an error message of this
sort.
Can someone please give me a clue as to what's making my fancy desktop so
useless? Is there something I, A NON-TECHIE PERSON, can do to increase the
"heap space" to make this freezing up problem go away? I seriously do not
understand the techno-speak on the heap space related articles from
Microsoft, so any advice in plain English with clear steps would be HUGELY
appreciated.
If I can't solve this, I'm going to return this desktop and try buying one
that runs XP.
Thanks very much,
CC
Gist: FROZEN PROGRAMS IF I OPEN TOO MANY SCREENS.
I have a brand-new hp pavilion desktop with Intel core duo processors and 2
gb ram. I am running java-based stock charts, along with 2 web-pages. If I
run the charts from IE7, I can only open 4 charts before they freeze up and I
have to shut the program. If I run the charts from a desktop platform, I can
run about 10 before I get an "out of memory error/ heap space" error. From
the desktop, I can run about 8 charts and only get threats of impending
error.
My laptop, however, an hp with a measely Inspiron processor and 1 gb ram,
running XP, can run 8 or more charts, several web pages, and two trading
platforms without breathing hard!! It's never given an error message of this
sort.
Can someone please give me a clue as to what's making my fancy desktop so
useless? Is there something I, A NON-TECHIE PERSON, can do to increase the
"heap space" to make this freezing up problem go away? I seriously do not
understand the techno-speak on the heap space related articles from
Microsoft, so any advice in plain English with clear steps would be HUGELY
appreciated.
If I can't solve this, I'm going to return this desktop and try buying one
that runs XP.
Thanks very much,
CC