NAV 2007 and Vista - Peak memory use?

I've been seeing what appears to be an awfully high number in the taskmanager.
Using Vista Home Premium - 1gig mem on a 1 gig AMD CPU (I know not the best, but it runs).

I have two instances of ccSvcHst.exe showing in the Manager.
1. Working Set 3.1meg
Peak Working Set 766Meg

Its obvious that its not using that much of my 1gig as I am only running at just under 50% of memory use With Outlook 2007, Firefox and 20 tabs, 2 weather programs, NAV, WinDefender - and a host of other stuff for a total of 51 processes.

I've looked at Symantec site and tried searching for ccSvcHst and got a 'not found' ? Huh? Its 'their' file hahahaha

Any ideas why its so big?

 

I am not sure, mine is showing 4236k peak on one and 55800k on the other.

 

You can also use ReadyBoost in vista with some flash memory .A cheap alternative to more ram to feed the hungry beast vista.

Here is a link that may be on interest to you.




http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,2017849,00.asp

 

its like £10 for a 1gb of readyboost certified memory stick and its even made by corsair
lodore

 

I have a Sandisk Cruzer Titanium 2GB for use with ReadyBoost It was supposedly one of the faster USB flash drives according to some tests I saw.

 

Not even near 7,000k here, its SUPER Low on Vista Ultimate