Ram defrag works; frees up to 70mb to 210mb ram!

lemon07r

lemon07r

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You dont have to believe me but it does work. I didnt believe it at first but I gave it a try.

I was using up like 1.06gb of ram decompressing a split rar, using windows media center and using firefox. I ran RAMdef v2.6 XT it used up like all my 2gb of ram the it went down to 0.83gb. I thought it was a coincidence, so I tryed it many times in different scenarios and it works (It does nothing if you use it 2 times in a row).
 
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Of course it works, frees up RAM, makes your hardware faster etc.

Be sure to configure your start up boot sequence, you'll free up your RAM even more from programs that you don't use. Plus it'll boot and shut down faster. :)
 
Sorry i was reading alot of bad reviews about ram defrag. I guess they were loser critics with no life........ XD.
 
Guys I am not sure that this thing boosts performance. Yes it may clean the RAM so to have more available but have in mind that the OS loads to RAM lots of neccesary and critical services. If those get unloaded from the RAM then the OS will have to read them from the Hard drive which is significant slower or it will reload the processes to the RAM again so nothing changed. I tried a program like this in the past but it didn't increase performance at all, instead games were laggy... Consider benchmarking before and after using the program to make sure that it really increases performance.
 
Well with steam and firefix running, as well as uploading a video, i'm using 1.09gb. on startup it's around 800mb. don't think i need this program :o
 
lemon07r said:
Sorry i was reading alot of bad reviews about ram defrag. I guess they were loser critics with no life........ XD.
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That's because RAM really doesn't need to be 'defraged.' If it is like similar programs all it's doing is allocating a giant chunk of RAM and then unallocating it to force a windows memory flush.
 
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