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Clean Ram

Clean Ram is a utility which would help you optimize your RAM performance and would cost you nothing, neither effort nor money. It is designed to clean up the unnecessary data which clutters the memory space in your system. This prevents wasteful memory allocation and in turn optimizes your system speed and performance. There is no effort required on your part after installing this software. After being launched, it works by itself in the background cleaning up your RAM each time it reaches a critical point. The tool is simple to use and requires neither extensive help nor technical knowledge. All your applications, from word, spreadsheets to your web browser will be loading and performing smoothly. The response rate will improve. Overall life of the computer improves. This is a free, minimum user intervention requiring, system performance optimizing tool.

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Although I have used this and others similar to it, I still find the only one true way to get the most out of your memory is simply to restart. However, this applies to systems that have small memory or operate on an older OS mostly and for me, a high end user - I tend to have about 10+ programs operating at once, so restart is usually necessary for memory shortages. I believe MS 2000 or other network driven software handles memory different.

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This utilitiy worked well with my Win98 system, but now I'm using Win2K and I haven't noticed any real performance boost. It's a cool little tool, and the makers (AnalogX) have several little utilities designed for performance enhancements.

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I give this product a bad review, thumbs down from me. I installed this and ran it while I was ready to post my reply. Problem was, it started giving me an unlimited string of pop-up error codes relating to floating point. Floating point refers to the process I assume, but it wouldn't run properly. I had to shut down my computer since it wouldn't stop the errors and the only executable shown as running was not showing in task manager. After booting. I stopped everything, reinstalled it, and ran it again. It did the exact same thing and I had to reboot again. I then uninstalled it and don't plan on putting it on my machine again.