I've been playing with this software, and it's not bad. I've always wanted a
replacement for the old Norton Utilities, but not something bloated. Only time
will tell if this software ends up being a keeper - if it stays free, it may
well stay on my computer.
Interesting information, JoWazzoo. I've tried a handful of 'RAM cleaners'
over the years, but cleaned them out pretty quickly. If there's one that does a
meaningful job, I'll give it another try. Thanks for the tip!
"I have the suspicion that RAM cleaners are bogus...."
Jeez, let's argue bout politics or religion, eh? (Eh is for my Canadian
friends :-))
Some probably are bogus - some are not. I have done my own tests on many of
these. Now as it turns out, I am not impressed by any of the Ram apps built in
to all-in-one packages like Advanced System Care. But ...
One Memory type product I have tested and use regularly is SpeedItUp (free).
It does work. Period.
Now fleshing this out is for another place, another product, but many people
don't know that Ram retains crap even when you turn the machine off. When you
turn it back on there is some "residual" Ram not available. Check out
the topic Forensics and the program Memoryze. Interesting stuff to say the
least.
I disagree, RAM cleaners may be bogus, but Iobit smartRAM is good, works fine
on my winXPsp3, P4 2.8Ghz, 1GB RAM.
And I agree with 1987...its Network Optimization MESSES up.
My FF3 then browsed like dialup speed even though I am on 512KBps.
I used winOverBoost later on which did a better Network Optimization.
A simple to use tool to speed up your computer. I don't bother with the RAM
freeing utility though. That part didn't seem to do anything and I started
having occasional lock-ups when it was running. The other utilities are great
though.
I have the suspicion that RAM cleaners are bogus ... more or less. My
impression is they just fill up your RAM, forcing Windows to write some of it to
disk. Then the 'filling' is removed and - voila! - you got more free RAM! Well,
maybe so, but is this a smart method? I don't know. Would like to hear your
opinion.
Great all-in-one optimization tool, free version does not feature automatic
optimization in the background, but works very well for cleaning/optimizing your
PC.
No more slow-downs, crashs and definitely no more blue screen of death!!
I upgraded to PRO license (30 US$) recently and it works even better.
Install it and you'll start feeling your PC is performing as smoothly and
swiftly as a Mac =)
Good to use
I've been playing with this software, and it's not bad. I've always wanted a replacement for the old Norton Utilities, but not something bloated. Only time will tell if this software ends up being a keeper - if it stays free, it may well stay on my computer.
Interesting information, JoWazzoo. I've tried a handful of 'RAM cleaners' over the years, but cleaned them out pretty quickly. If there's one that does a meaningful job, I'll give it another try. Thanks for the tip!
Comment for Finn ... you said:
"I have the suspicion that RAM cleaners are bogus...."
Jeez, let's argue bout politics or religion, eh? (Eh is for my Canadian friends :-))
Some probably are bogus - some are not. I have done my own tests on many of these. Now as it turns out, I am not impressed by any of the Ram apps built in to all-in-one packages like Advanced System Care. But ...
One Memory type product I have tested and use regularly is SpeedItUp (free). It does work. Period.
Now fleshing this out is for another place, another product, but many people don't know that Ram retains crap even when you turn the machine off. When you turn it back on there is some "residual" Ram not available. Check out the topic Forensics and the program Memoryze. Interesting stuff to say the least.
Nice!
I disagree, RAM cleaners may be bogus, but Iobit smartRAM is good, works fine on my winXPsp3, P4 2.8Ghz, 1GB RAM.
And I agree with 1987...its Network Optimization MESSES up.
My FF3 then browsed like dialup speed even though I am on 512KBps.
I used winOverBoost later on which did a better Network Optimization.
A simple to use tool to speed up your computer. I don't bother with the RAM freeing utility though. That part didn't seem to do anything and I started having occasional lock-ups when it was running. The other utilities are great though.
Free, good, and keeps your computer running fast.
Oh, and you have to look everything through carefully before letting this app delete anything. It's useful but not infallible.
I have the suspicion that RAM cleaners are bogus ... more or less. My impression is they just fill up your RAM, forcing Windows to write some of it to disk. Then the 'filling' is removed and - voila! - you got more free RAM! Well, maybe so, but is this a smart method? I don't know. Would like to hear your opinion.
Complete cleaning and optimization suite for Windows. Maybe the best for free along with Glary Utilities.
Correction Eroticus, Its awesome !!!! :D AntiVir + Advance System Care3 FTW <3
Great all-in-one optimization tool, free version does not feature automatic optimization in the background, but works very well for cleaning/optimizing your PC.
No more slow-downs, crashs and definitely no more blue screen of death!!
I upgraded to PRO license (30 US$) recently and it works even better.
Install it and you'll start feeling your PC is performing as smoothly and swiftly as a Mac =)
The all in one Windows cleanup program! For free!
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