Free Memory Manager

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Does anybody know of any free memory managers? I used to have one that ran
in system tray and showed memory used and would allow you to free up memory
if needed. I reformatted and lost it! Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
 
Hi, have you tried FREERAM from http://www.bysoft.com?



Does anybody know of any free memory managers? I used to have one that ran
in system tray and showed memory used and would allow you to free up memory
if needed. I reformatted and lost it! Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
 
Does anybody know of any free memory managers? I used to have one that ran
in system tray and showed memory used and would allow you to free up memory
if needed. I reformatted and lost it! Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Microsoft "Clearmem" is as good as any.

None of the memory managers are very useful. I have tried several, and none
did anything I could really notice.

Bob
 
Does anybody know of any free memory managers? I used to have one that
ran in system tray and showed memory used and would allow you to free
up memory if needed. I reformatted and lost it! Any help would be
appreciated. Thanks!
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Try this: Cacheman
0.87 mg d/l
<http://www.outertech.com/>
 
Does anybody know of any free memory managers? I used to have one that ran
in system tray and showed memory used and would allow you to free up memory
if needed. I reformatted and lost it! Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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RAM Def XT 2.71

"Descripition


RAM Def is a tool that monitors and defragments your system's RAM at any
given time.

There are several versions available: English, Russian, Spanish, Italian
and Latin. However, we are ONLY able to provide support in English - and
this includes the Help Files as well.

Its main features are:


Monitors RAM usage
Defragments & cleans RAM
Full system tray support
Multiple languages support
Complete documentation
On-line support"


http://vstef.softnews.ro/downloads.php

http://vstef.softnews.ro/ramdef.php

Works Well

Regards

Wayne D
 
Does anybody know of any free memory managers? I used to have one that ran
in system tray and showed memory used and would allow you to free up memory
if needed. I reformatted and lost it! Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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I use RamBooster. It seems to work well. You can free ram when you want or
setup up a auto release that will release ram when it gets low. I don't
know where I got it.
 
: In article <[email protected]>,
: (e-mail address removed) says...
: > Does anybody know of any free memory managers? I used to have one that ran
: > in system tray and showed memory used and would allow you to free up memory
: > if needed. I reformatted and lost it! Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
: >
: RAM Def XT 2.71
:
: "Descripition

<snip>
: Works Well
:
: Regards
:
: Wayne D

I've been using Ram DefXT 2.71 since Sept 26, with Win ME (a terrible Win edition). It seems to have improved stability and have prevented crashes.
 
: > Does anybody know of any free memory managers? I used to have one that ran
: > in system tray and showed memory used and would allow you to free up memory
: > if needed. I reformatted and lost it! Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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I've been using FreeRam XP Pro 1.40 for the last month, and like it
quite a bit. The only very minor problem was that a default setting
has it automatically check for updates, which was bringing the
computer out of standby (easy to overlook, but also easy to change).
URL from the readme.txt is:
http://www.yourwaresolutions.com
 
: > I've been using Ram DefXT 2.71 since Sept 26, with Win ME (a terrible
: > Win edition). It seems to have improved stability and have prevented
: > crashes.
:
: AnalogX (.com) offers MaxMem that works well. Details below. I've always
: found their freeware to be excellent.
:
: http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/system/maxmem.htm

I've d/loaded MaxMem, now to try it. One encouraging sign: the d/l was very small at 136KB. That could indicate compact coding, and no bells/whistles. Thanks, Klein.

I've also d/loaded FreeRam XP Pro 1.40. I assume you were responding to my message, Maureen, although you didn't quote me

There are so many RAM managers choices, makes choosing difficult.Thanks
 
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