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    Ram software?

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by Liquid_Turbo, Mar 13, 2005.

  1. Liquid_Turbo

    Liquid_Turbo Notebook Geek

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    Anyone recommend any good RAM software for our machines?
     
    Liquid_Turbo, Mar 13, 2005
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  2. Brian

    Brian Working at 486 Speed NBR Reviewer

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    I'm not sure what you mean...

    Brian

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  3. Liquid_Turbo

    Liquid_Turbo Notebook Geek

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    Well its more a general question.. if anyone's tried and had positive results with one of the many "RAM Optimization" software out there.
     
    Liquid_Turbo, Mar 13, 2005
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    rexamillion Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi. I can highly recommend a program called freeram xp pro. It is freeware. (although they accept donations) It takes up little space, operates in the background and gives you a monitor to watch the usage. It has things you can set so that it will attempt to free up ram when it falls below whatever level you choose, along with some other options. You can find it in many places including download.com. I have used this with several versions of windows without a single hitch. Rex.
     
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  5. DamnageD

    DamnageD Notebook Consultant

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    I can second that recomendation!!

    and offer a good link so all can enjoy! Here ya go...http://www.download.com/RAMBooster/3000-2086_4-1400043.html?tag=lst-4-3

    Another good tool is RAM Idle...but ya gotta pay for it (i'm cheep/broke so I do freeware when I can).

    http://www.download.com/RAM-Idle-Professional/3000-2086_4-10256118.html?tag=lst-3-1
     
    DamnageD, Mar 14, 2005
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