CS5 64 bit and plugins

I run win7 64 bit 6 gig ram and have cs5 both 64 bit and 32 bit installed. Kept having ram issues running cs5 32 bit so after searching through forum found I should be using cs5 64bit as it uses more of my available ram.. however the plugins/filters I use in CS5 32 bit wont work in the cs5 64 bit program. Its all so frustrating...   Is Adobe going to correct this ram issue for 32 bit?  I have 6 gig ram and cs5 32 bit only uses half of it

Adobe can't work miracles...  The "RAM issue" in general is that the 32 bit addresses provided by the 32 bit instruction set can only provide access to up to 4 gigabytes of RAM, or 2-3 gigabytes in practical terms, because of the way Windows handles addressing.
As far as your plug-ins go, most reputable plug-in makers are now offering 64 builds of their current products.  But I assume you have some you can't get new versions for.
But back to where you say you "Kept having ram issues"... :  Many people do a lot of stuff with 32 bit Photoshop...
Perhaps we could discuss what's going wrong, specifically, in your case...  Were you working on very large images?  What messages did you see?  Can you describe the problems in enough detail that others could try to reproduce them?
-Noel

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