Will more memory improve performance in this situation?

I upgraded from a 3 GHZ Windows machine with 1 GB memory to a Mac Pro 8-core, Leopard, with 2 GB RAM. Most everything runs a lot faster but a few things, like converting layers to smart objects still are a bit pokey. I expected I would never see the Mac equivalent of the hourglass, which seems to be a wristwatch, again, but I still do.
I have PS CS3 prefs set to 71% RAM for PS, out of 1963 available.
Most all of my images start at 15 MB in RAW format.
I have kept an eye on the efficiency reading at the bottom of the screen in the status area. It consistently stays at 100%. I presume that means my work isn't getting complex enough to go to virtual disk.
In this situation, is there anything to be gained for PS CS3 performance by adding more RAM to my machine?
I couldn't find the answer to this in other forum messages.

While Photoshop cannot directly address all the RAM itself, it works together with the OS to in effect use far beyond the 2-GB limit imposed by the 32-bit OS and beyond the 3-GB the Photoshop engineers were able to wrangle through a workaround (* SEE FOOTNOTE), bringing into RAM stuff that would otherwise be written to disk.
The advice is totally correct. You are just a tad behind the times. :) It has been discussed earlier, though some of the threads may have been deleted.
FOOT NOTE:
Elementary computing math. Both Panther and Tiger, under which Photoshop CS3 was developed and released, are 32-bit operating systems.
The 2
32 limitation still holds for all 32-bit applications (minus overhead/application footprint 2
31).
Because one bit is reserved, the calculation has to be 2
31, which works out to 2147483648, and that's why up through CS2, the Photoshop limit was around 2 GB as it was for any other applications because of the limitation imposed by the 32-bit OS.
In CS3, the Photoshop engineers devised a workaround to circumvent the limitations of the 32-bit OS to let it access about 3 GB.
So, be thankful for the resourcefulness of the Adobe folks, rather than rant against the forces of nature and mathematics.
Then, in Tiger (and presumably in the currently lame Leopard too), the OS began allowing Photoshop to take advantage beyond the 3 GB, as described in the first paragraph above, even though Photoshop is not
directly addressing the RAM.

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==================================
start new
DATA:
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READ TABLE lt_caseattributes INTO ls_caseattributes INDEX 1.
==================================
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