What is a reliable memory tool?

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Measurements of a W95 laptop:
Memload says it has anywhere from 70 KB to 350 KB free physical memory-
as if something is sucking up all available memory.

Memstats says it has 71-75% physical memory usage, so about 25% free.

Very different readings?

What is a memory utility that gives reliable readings?
I thought Memload was right until now.

Mike Sa
 
Measurements of a W95 laptop:
Memload says it has anywhere from 70 KB to 350 KB free physical memory-
as if something is sucking up all available memory.

Memstats says it has 71-75% physical memory usage, so about 25% free.

Very different readings?

What is a memory utility that gives reliable readings?
I thought Memload was right until now.

Mike Sa
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Freeram XP Pro..seems to give reliable readings on my system.It is despite
the name compatabile with w95 too.
http://www.yourwaresolutions.com/
me
 
bassbag said:
Freeram XP Pro..seems to give reliable readings on my system.It is
despite the name compatabile with w95 too.
http://www.yourwaresolutions.com/
me
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Just tested Freeram XP Pro on my win98SE sytem, the readings are exactly the
same as TClockEx gives in my tray, so I guess they both could be qualified
as reliable.
HTH Rod
 
Rod said:
Just tested Freeram XP Pro on my win98SE sytem, the readings are exactly the
same as TClockEx gives in my tray, so I guess they both could be qualified
as reliable.
HTH Rod
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Thanks to all, it does a lot but installs, I'm trying to stay away from
installs. There are other executable memory measuring utilities, the
different readings were the puzzle. I don't imagine using Memload in W95
made any difference.

Mike Sa
 
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