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MHD ASLAM

• June 01, 2018 05:52

Dear sir/ madam
am using Lenovo m81 mini desktop with upgraded 8 gb ram. Pos system getting late to process and work with on it

Regards

Dell

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  Aronium Support

  • June 01, 2018 09:20

  Hi Dell,

  It may not be related to memory, as Aronium shouldn't consume too much of it. It is more likely it may related to processor or graphic card "strength", as rendering engine of this kind of applications relies on it mostly.

  Also, if you have too many images set on your products, and in case they are too large, please reduce their size, this may help. We are aware that some users had put very large images for their products, without resizing them to some relevant size that is going to be displayed.

  I hope this helps.

  Thanks, Aronium team.

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  Rob T

  • June 22, 2018 16:33

  I too have noticed the program slowing down a lot during use.  I've been testing version 1.22.0.0 on both Windows 7 and Windows 10 and have noticed RAM usage continue to climb from about 90MB to over 1GB.  Restarting the application fixes the issue temporarily.  I don't think this is directly related to graphics card limitations.  

  Thank you,

  Rob

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  Aronium Support

  • June 22, 2018 19:30

  Hi Rob,

  Thanks for reporting this, we'll investigate this as soon as possible.

  Best regards, Aronium team.

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  Rob T

  • July 21, 2018 15:35

  Thank you for the response!  

  I have done a bit of troubleshooting on my end and have followed your guide to picture/logo sizing for buttons much closer.  I ended up resizing all of the button logos (.PNGs) from 400x240 to 160x96 and have not had any problems in the last few weeks.  

  Hope this helps!

  Rob

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  Aronium Support

  • July 22, 2018 07:15

  Hi Rob,

  Great, thanks for the update, we're glad that the problem is solved! If you encounter any similar issues after this, please let us know.

  For anyone else having the same issues, please try following Rob's guidelines, and keep images small, as even if you save large images in database, it will be resized on screen to fit the content. Having smaller images reduces the database size and load time.

  Thanks, Aronium team.

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  MHD ASLAM

  • July 26, 2018 14:26

  Dear sir/madam
  Good day for you all. Still the system getting slow. How to get fix

  Regards

  Dell

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  Aronium Support

  • July 26, 2018 14:32
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  Hi Dell,

  As Rob suggested in previous post, resizing the images helped a lot.

  Do you have images set for your products and, if you do, what size they are originally?

  Thanks, Aronium team.

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  MHD ASLAM

  • July 26, 2018 15:00

  Dear aronium team,

  I have learned mr.rob message. I'm not using pictures so far. I don't know getting dealay I'm using 8ram CPU

  Regards

  Dell

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  Aronium.Lover

  • August 04, 2018 23:55

  Keep your POS system hardware simple.
  A 32bit Win7 running on an ATOM CPU with 2GB ram is more than enough. Suggest to use SSD instead of HDD for faster seek time.

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