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<blockquote data-quote="CharlFerreira" data-source="post: 1166076" data-attributes="member: 28046"><p>I think all the comments given so far are all good ideas to try. </p><p>The bottom line is that the version of Office you are running has somehow a limit on it's memory pool.</p><p>This can only be because it's the 32bit version or you are running the 32bit exe instead of the 64bit exe. </p><p>The 32bit version is capped at 4gb memory from Office2016 onwards regardless of hardware.</p><p>3gb limit Office2013</p><p>2gb limit Office2010</p><p>So only the 64bit version is able to use all your available memory.</p><p>Have a look at your system resources too and their memory usage. A virus or miner can take up a lot of system resources without you knowing.</p><p>Lots of pages open on Google Chrome or Firefox can take up to 50% of your available memory.</p><p></p><p>Good luck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CharlFerreira, post: 1166076, member: 28046"] I think all the comments given so far are all good ideas to try. The bottom line is that the version of Office you are running has somehow a limit on it's memory pool. This can only be because it's the 32bit version or you are running the 32bit exe instead of the 64bit exe. The 32bit version is capped at 4gb memory from Office2016 onwards regardless of hardware. 3gb limit Office2013 2gb limit Office2010 So only the 64bit version is able to use all your available memory. Have a look at your system resources too and their memory usage. A virus or miner can take up a lot of system resources without you knowing. Lots of pages open on Google Chrome or Firefox can take up to 50% of your available memory. Good luck [/QUOTE]
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