Petrula wrote:
Does "upon reboot" mean that when I boot into Windows 7, Adobe via some Adobe service reserves 12 GB of physical memory?
That would imply that the 12 GB of physical memory are always only available for Adobe Applications.
Or does it mean that when I start Premiere, Adobe reserves 12 GB of physical memory.
It doesn't reserve memory. It uses up to the amount you allow.
Upon closing Premiere, you indicate that the 12 GB of physical memory should free up, but often does not so you need to make sure to close Premiere via the Task Manager which would then free up the memory for non-Adobe applications.
Yes, in my case. Sometimes Premiere Pro will not release the memory after closing.
Is there any application which shows that Adobe is reserving part of physical memory?
Task Manager and Resource Manager will both show the amount of memory that individual applications are using.