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osy007
02-15-2003, 05:07 PM
Does anybody know of a good ram recovering program
thanks.

K-Lite Master
02-15-2003, 06:15 PM
Go to download.com (http://www.download.com) search for 'ram' or 'memory' :lol: :D B)

vegeta
03-06-2003, 12:58 PM
go to megagames.com there is one ram maintainence prog :P

Benno
03-06-2003, 01:34 PM
Whats a RAM recovery program?

btw isnt this section reply only? :blink:

[B][O][T]
03-06-2003, 01:42 PM
Originally posted by Benno@6 March 2003 - 14:34
btw isnt this section reply only? :blink:
It was at a time when the Staff moved topic's to the new sections that's up.

BOT

Supernatural
03-08-2003, 08:33 AM
RamIdle and Memturbo are both good. RamIdle has more options but Memturbo is smaller and faster.

Lamsey
03-09-2003, 07:02 PM
Cacheman is the best.

It gives you ultimate control over RAM and cache.

It's also shareware-cum-freeware: they let you use it as freeware under the EULA if it's for personal use.

geprobert
03-09-2003, 08:13 PM
When I using Win98 or ME, I used Tweak All (http://www.codeforge.co.uk/tweakall.htm), which has lots of plug-ins, but the one to free RAM with is called 'FreeMemory'.

It worked great for me, but I simply haven't needed it since using XP / 2000.

Jibbler
03-09-2003, 09:46 PM
OK, let me see if I understand this:

You are running out of available RAM, so you download a program, which requires even more RAM to run, so that you can manage your RAM efficiently?

Does this make sense to anyone out there? If you are running out of available resources, then buy more RAM! It's only $20 for 128mb of RAM. :huh: --

Jibbler

Lamsey
03-09-2003, 09:58 PM
Does this make sense to anyone out there?

Windows 9x has terrible memory management and leaks memory all the time. Start up Unreal Tournament 5 times and about 30MB will disappear. Win2000/XP are better, but still not perfect.

RAM optimisers defrag RAM as well as recovering it, thus improving performance and, more importantly, stability.

They also usually take up a very small amount of RAM.

Cache optimisation is also important for boosting performance - use Cacheman to do this (there's a link to Cahceman on my page).


Make more sense now?

Supernatural
03-11-2003, 05:17 PM
Cacheman is a huge resource, don't use it as a memory manager. It's great for cache tuning, but terrible for memory managment. Use Memturbo (which uses about 400K, as opposed to the 3MB used by cacheman).