Hi,
I'm constantly running out of RAM, which makes the computer grind to a halt. For instance, I'll have as little as 25 MB of RAM available (as calculated by Clean My Mac. The Mac's Activity Monitor shows a little more.)
I do almost all my work on the Windows side, mostly in Office programs. No games or any resource-hogging graphics programs. If I shut down Windows, CleanMyMac will show that I now have about 5 to 7 GB of Ram available. As soon as I fire up Windows -- even with only Outlook and Firefox running -- I can watch the RAM drop and drop and drop. Within a few hours, I have only a few Megabytes of RAM available.
Specs:
iMac 27 inch, late 2012
Processor: 2.9 GHz, Intel Core i5
Memory: 24 GB, 1600 MHz, DDR3
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660M 512MB
Yosemite 10.10.5
Windows 10
Parallels 10
CPUs: 2
Memory allocated to VM: 12 GB (which is within the Green zone)
I have seen a couple of articles online about using Terminal commands to solve problems with Yosemite and Parallels. But I'm not sure if they apply to my situation and set-up.
Any advice? Thanks.
I'm constantly running out of RAM, which makes the computer grind to a halt. For instance, I'll have as little as 25 MB of RAM available (as calculated by Clean My Mac. The Mac's Activity Monitor shows a little more.)
I do almost all my work on the Windows side, mostly in Office programs. No games or any resource-hogging graphics programs. If I shut down Windows, CleanMyMac will show that I now have about 5 to 7 GB of Ram available. As soon as I fire up Windows -- even with only Outlook and Firefox running -- I can watch the RAM drop and drop and drop. Within a few hours, I have only a few Megabytes of RAM available.
Specs:
iMac 27 inch, late 2012
Processor: 2.9 GHz, Intel Core i5
Memory: 24 GB, 1600 MHz, DDR3
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660M 512MB
Yosemite 10.10.5
Windows 10
Parallels 10
CPUs: 2
Memory allocated to VM: 12 GB (which is within the Green zone)
I have seen a couple of articles online about using Terminal commands to solve problems with Yosemite and Parallels. But I'm not sure if they apply to my situation and set-up.
Any advice? Thanks.