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Message: [QUOTE="Nate_True_Line_Co, post: 4696535"] No, this is not the case. Obviously there is enough disk space. I am looking for the impact on RAM when you load or access such a huge. The problem occurs when you go to open up subfolders in the pst and read mail or archive to it; this is when it says insufficient memory. Considering 4 psts loaded with a total size of over 3GB, and all open for viewing, would it not place a large demand for RAM when Outlook starts to auto-archive? The results and errors seem to indicate this logically. [/QUOTE]