Subj : Re: Windows issues
To   : Digital Man
From : Tracker1
Date : Mon Jun 20 2005 08:02 am

Digital Man wrote:
> Like that article says, lowering the stats ("available memory" reported by the
> taskmon), doesn't not actually do anything constructive. It sounds like this
> program is exactly the kind of hoax-ware that is debunked by that article.

AFAIK windows is pretty good at using memory as well as possible.. a fair 
amount of codepages in memory, stay there for a bit, as does the file caching, 
it clears stuff out when it is no longer needed, and something else comes into 
place.. wouldn't worry about ram, unless you say have 128mb, running winxp, 
and after bootup (before running anything) it says you have < 10mb 
available...  1) need more ram.. 2) too much systray crap..

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