Ram Optimization

Would appreciate recommendaions for a free ram optimization utility that is effective and won't be too challenging for a doofus. Thanks

 

Like MaxMem?



Edit: Welcome to Majorgeeks but as we are predominantly a Download Site it's preferable to link to our database of programs first, unless we don't have it listed

 

Another is Ram Idle LE (freeware) .... http://www.majorgeeks.com/RAM_Idle_Le_d3266.html

 

Memory (RAM) managers. Analog X MaxMem. www.majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=307

FreeRAM 3.2.0.1. www.majorgeeks.com/download323.html

FreeRAM is 32-bit win95/98/NT/2000/XP freeware program that reclaims RAM from the operating system and applications. This decreases load time and improves application performance.

FreeRAM XP Pro 1.40. www.majorgeeks.com/download1670.html

FreeRAM XP Pro is a freeware application designed to defragment and free up your system's RAM (Random Access Memory). As a result, system performance, response time, and stability increase. FreeRAM XP Pro uses a minimal amount of memory, system resources, and CPU time, thus making it fast and efficient. It also uses a very fast memory allocation algorithm, allowing it to work quickly with less intrusion on your productivity.

Ram2Free http://www.majorgeeks.com/Ram2Free_d3938.html

Author: Griffith Data Systems Date: 2005-09-14 Size: 341 Kb License: Freeware Requires: Win All
Downloaded: 7989 Times

Ram2Free is a small memory monitoring/information/freeing utility. Ram2Free does not run in the taskbar and use system resources when not in use. It also does not install any ActiveX controls, Ads, Registry Keys, or unneeded stuff. It is also totally FREE.. Memory is freed by allocating (filling) all 16 pages of physical RAM forcing windows to unload unused modules that are left in RAM by programs. This memory is then released back to the system resulting in that clean rebooted feeling. Ram2Free requires the latest VB 6.0 runtime files.

 

Sorry for the cut and paste mess (from different sources) but the 5 minute time limit caught me out. Bazza

WEBB, from earlier post, recommended Analog X. This is the one I also use. Your choice, obviously. Baz