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Free RAM Optimizer XP
Free RAM Optimizer XP is a small utility that runs in the system tray and monitors your memory usage. If the available memory drops below a certain level, it will automatically attempt to free a spec ...
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- Oct 22, 2008
- For version:
- 1.0
I think it was terrible. 
I did 3 installsuninstalls with this just to test. It actually slows my pc down, not speed it up. I had issues running my firewall and many other apps. It sure didn't like Gimp and kept crashing most things I would attempt to do. I think it was terrible. I usually stay away from ram optimizers and such and this is another one that proves to me I was correct in doing so.
Review by: gimpguy (370)
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- Aug 27, 2006
- For version:
- 1.0
Nice, useful 
Standard features for this kind of softs : clean memory, defrag memory, crash the system 4 times on 10. Tests made on 5 configs. Don't use it under at least 512mb. This is a software, not a miracle. Let XP controls his memory is sometimes the best thing to do.
Review by: jesusimperat (27)
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- Dec 03, 2004
- For version:
- 1.0
It doesn't work. 
What else can I say? As a developer using multiple instances of vs.net2003 I've got all sorts of crap floating around in memory. Before installing memory used showed as 1gb (despite it being nothing like that) after installing and running memory used showed as 1gb. Shiteware.
Review by: adolfgarlic
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- Aug 29, 2004
- For version:
- 1.0
Best one too 
I don't know how I missed this program. Recently I have installed in my PC and it seems it works very fine. It has very simple interface with necessary options for freeing memory and one can surely ask why other programs have so much in it. Now I am using FreeRAM Optimizer XP along with FreeRAM XP. Both running in automatic mode but I manually free memory using a hotkey for FreeRAM Optimizer. It works relatively well and now the memory level is at it best.
Review by: free2nm (53)
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