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Windows running low on memory doesn't have anything to do with memory voltage. Leave it as is.

yes, the mobo will adjust voltage itself.

running low of memory  means you might need more memory. or you can  add more  virtual memory :

right click on my computer>  properties>click Tab Extended>click on System Options and increase the value for the virtual memory

or:

my computer>properties>advanced>performance settings>advanced> virtual memory change

I do a lot of work with image processing software. The applications require a lot of memory RAM.

Thank you for you help 

You can try giving windows a bigger page file for memory since you eating so much of it.

right click my computer select properties, click the advanced tab then performance (settings) then the advanced tab in that, select virtual memory change, select custom size for your OS drive and try setting the initial size to 8000MB and the maximum size to 16000MB, click the set button and reboot (sometimes the system can get unstable for a second so have your programs closed) then click ok and reboot. it will take a while for the changes to take effect but I think it will help you.

With all that ram being filled, are you sure you scratch disk is operating and setup properly?

EDIT, you could also upgrade to Vista 64 bit, it has much better memory management, but if your programs don't work in Vista that could be very expensive.

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The scratch disk is for Photoshop CS3. I do not know if it is set up properly but I followed the instructions from Adobe on how to set it up.

How can I know if it is properly set?

Thank you for helping 

It is not necessary for you to adjust the voltage, as the motherboard will automatically do

it. If you usually use PhotoShop (or similar large software), you can improve the

performance by increasing your virtual memory. It's free and also has good effect.

Of course, if you have enough budgets, updating memory will better effect than increasing

virtual memory.

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