Why Image Size so Big???

Hello i am very new to adobe, i am having problems creating new images. It is just too big. When i go to file new i set the width and Height to the resoloution of my screen which is 1366=height and 768=width. But my image size is 2.36Gb thats enourmous. So Whenever i try making images my Laptop goes very slow and it crashes. The only way i can get around this is if i set the resoloution to 2.5 which will dramatically drop the image size to 2.5mb or something similiar but however i think this reduces the quality of the image. here is a screen shot:
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Hello i am very new to adobe, i am having problems creating new images. It is just too big. When i go to file new i set the width and Height to the resoloution of my screen which is 1366=height and 768=width. But my image size is 2.36Gb thats enourmous. So Whenever i try making images my Laptop goes very slow and it crashes. The only way i can get around this is if i set the resoloution to 2.5 which will dramatically drop the image size to 2.5mb or something similiar but however i think this reduces the quality of the image. here is a screen shot:

You can set it so that it defaults to pixels in that dialog (and others).
Go into Edit - Preferences - Units & Rulers. Change the Rulers: field to pixels.
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