Photoshop CC memory at 4.5GB

hey folks
i just tarted using Photoshop CC  - even without any files open - it was still using 4.5GB of memory! isnt this a "bit" excessive?
i am using Windows 7 Ultimate, with 8GB of RAM.
what can be done?
thanks

How did you get that number?  I started my system Windows 7 Pro start task manager and hit print screen then started Photoshop CC created a new document and pasted in the clip. I then popped the task manager on top and did a prtscrn and pasted th the clipboard, can see the memory is use before CC and the memory in use with cc up with one screen size document open.
looks like 600MB to me Task manager process window state Photoshop usinf 480MB something is happening on you system or you have many open documents.  Photoshop can use lots of memory that is why I installed 40GB of ECC RAM.

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