I am about to purchase more RAM but considering also using using Memory enhancer software. Can anybody advise if this software is a better alternative to adding more RAM or should I just add the RAM?
I have bought lots of RAM cards from crucial and really like their service and pricing.
I don't know of any memory enhancing software, so I really can't comment about a comparison, but it is hard for me to imagine that software could enhance performance as much as increasing the total RAM capacity.
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Hi Trev! Buy more ram!(Ya cheapskate!) As Dwight say`s "but it is hard for me to imagine that software could enhance performance as much as increasing the total RAM capacity.!" (HARTLEPOOL)must encourage such meanness!)
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If you have an old PC that you want to make slightly more stable, MaxMem may do the trick. It's a memory manger which flushes the ram when it hits a certain point. On faster machines it hurts more than helps, but can be a savior for old Pentiums.
I'm not completely sure why, but it seems to do the most good on older machines. Newer machines will tend to go much slower while using a "memory manager".
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