Editing high resolution photos based on lower ones?

Hi Photoshopper,
I have taken 500 photos (in highest resolution, JPG, each ~5 MBytes) and want to crop them individually. With fewer ones I opened eg 30 at once, made my changes (eg cropping) and exported/saved these images via an action. But this method -- esp. opening the files -- took some time even on a "faster" computer, 16 GB RAM.
Now the idea (or wish ):
1st step: decrease the dimensions of the images (maybe 840 x 540)
2nd: opening eg 60 at once (much faster...)
3rd: editing/cropping picture by picture
and in the last step: let PS do these changes on the original / high resolution images automatically
Are there plugins or other methods (or programs) for doing this?
Few years ago I tried programs like http://ekot.dk/programmer/JPEGCrops/ or http://people.via.ecp.fr/~remi/soft/rphoto/rphoto_en.php3?lid=317
But the handling for selecting the area to be cropped was not very comfortable as it is in PS
Thanks!
mtemp
using version Photoshop CS6

Thanks for your tipps and hints.
I tried my above mentioned programs again. But even it's not possible to crop the files losslessly in Photoshop, I opened just for a minute 54 files of the 500 files (276 MB) in Photoshop for doing it "my old way".
And, yes, I am running the 64 bit version (win7/64).
I tried Lightroom some months ago (or years...) for editing raw files. But, "again", the handling of this program was a mistery for me ... hmm...
Maybe I will take a second look at this program... but not now, with these 54 files opened

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