Subj : Re: Windows Issues
To   : FINNIGANN
From : ROB MCCART
Date : Fri Jun 10 2005 05:44 pm

Ba> I use maxmem from www.analogx.com on all my windows based
Ba> computers.

FI>I just finished replying to thefirst one to suggest this program.
FI>I'll report back.

I've used Cacheman from time to time but I don't really see
any difference so, generally, I just use it to change certain
memory settings in Windows and then I leave it turned off..

Most of these programs make no difference at all really.
The better ones are, at best, a shortcut to accessing
Windows memory management settings.

Also Keep in mind, you don't want to set these things to
keep a bunch of memory free. If your system is working right
memory should be almost full much of the time. It's there to
store things you need, or it anticipates you may need again
soon. It should only clear things out when it needs room for
new things. Keeping memory 3/4 empty will just slow down most
of what your system is doing..

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