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FreeMem

Version: 4.3

Downloads Count: 75,496

License Type: Free

Price: Free

Date Added: Apr 9, 2002

Operating Systems: Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows 9.x, Windows Me

File Size: 379 KB

Author: Meikel Weber

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Description of FreeMem

If you're a multitasking maven -- or if you just use your computer like a workhorse -- you'll appreciate this program. It lets you "free up" memory by forcing Windows to flush its cache for programs and DLLs you've already opened but aren't using. The effect is that you can control the RAM you use, instead of it being dictated by the programs you have launched and those in your system startup.

Another useful feature of the program is the ability to monitor the RAM you're using. An icon resides on your taskbar with a green, yellow, and red indicator showing your current memory condition as well as your available memory. Since the program shows you your limits, you can avoid system freeze-ups before it's too late.

Finally, you can boot applications through FreeMem, letting you free up RAM so memory-hog programs (graphics programs, Word Perfect, streaming audio players) can run more effectively.

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