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Old 05-24-2009, 01:52 AM   #1 (permalink)
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RAM cleaner

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I used to use a RAM cleaner (or RAM freeing program- I dunno which is the correct usage) which showed both the amount of free RAM and the processor usage but I just had a puter problem and had to reformat the puter and now cant remember which program I was using. (It was suggested to me by someone in this site but when I try to search the site just gives me an error). Could someone kindly point out which program is good?

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Old 05-24-2009, 07:45 AM   #2 (permalink)
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This one is good. Optimizes your memory and CPU usage. http://www.xp-tools.com/winutilities/index.htm.
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Re: RAM cleaner

Tyree,I had looked in download.com,sir, but I get so many returns for my search on memory cleaners that I am confused as to which one to d/l.
Nexxtech, ty sir for the link I am looking into it right now. Ty to both of you for the input :)
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The only thing I forgot to mention is that Win Utilities is a 30 day trial then you have to buy the program. Best of luck.
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Yes sir, I found that out when I tried to d/l it hehe. Am now trying to find out a free one. Ty for your suggestion though :)
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