MAXMEM - Lighter and functional RAM optimizer

[ChrisUlrich]

A component of employment growth is in the random access memory, a fundamental parameter for the performance of your PC. Although the values of memory are quite high, thanks to a series of steps and some small application (like the one there MAXMEM) that will be possible to exploit fully the potential of memory.

MAXMEM is a lightweight application, downloadable for free, which allows it to offer a fairly high yield from the complex RAM PC. After the rapid installation, the program can be reached at the sub-menu in All Programs of Start. Initially located on the system tray, the icon is the main tool of interaction between user and software.

After you configure and set the values in data cleaning RAM (Minimum, Periodic, Aggressive), the freeware is essentially closed (with more or less aggressively) the processes used long ago.

A very useful, which is supported by other small tricks that the long-time readers should already know in detail, gives a RAM always clean and efficient. To try, certainly.

To all of you a good navigation

[FlashX]

No need for using this program, we already think the operating system uses the RAM, if it were needed

[Sniperz]

I used MaxMem for years until I bought TweakNow Power Pack 2005 with RAM Idle Professional. RAM Idle Pro also has a CPU usage meter and a handy "Clear Clipboard" function that sure beats starting the Clipboard Viewer service. I rarely have low memory problems these days but if my free ram falls below 200 or so, it's usually a good indicator that the machine needs a reboot due to something being hung in the background or a run-away memory leak. Although not an "essential" utility ram optimizers do have their uses, even in high ram systems, for some users.

[racer]

MaxMem is a realtime physical memory management program that automatically ensures that you always have as much physical memory available as possible. It does this by allowing you to set minimum amounts of memory to be made available under certain circumstances, and then passively monitoring how much system resources are being used. It runs in the system tray, and also shows you exactly how much memory you have available, plus graphs how you ve been using memory over the last 60 seconds!