///Free Up RAM///

[azzambm]

hello every one...
is there any effective program that's free up RAM
thanks in advance......

[cornelha]

hello every one...
is there any effective program that's free up RAM
thanks in advance......

QuickMenu 2.7 Its brilliant i have replaced oxios and just about any taskmanager you can think of

[spencepu3]

sktools is very good at it

[JamesAllen]

The FreeUP RAM function of SKTools. I use it daily. Eventually have to soft reset every couple of days to gain back all RAM, however.

[ericksonlk]

I use Oxios Close Apps 1.4, very fast. The thing I don't like about SKtools is the big window it opens with SKtools logo... it's too ugly. Pocket Mechanic is very good too, but there is no single tap link to free memory, so I have to run the software, pick some options before start the free routine: boring. But is the most effective of all.:cool:

[EazyVG]

Oxios Close Apps/Hibernate - the best. Just assign them to your hard key using HButton whenever you want to release RAM.

[azzambm]

thanks ericksonlk, EazyVG
Oxios is really good and has a tiny small size
thanks again

[ycats]

Memmaid is the best.

[PaY87]

Are progs like this really usefull?
I mean is there any differnece in speed?
Can't really belive they make any differences!

[azzambm]

about "Oxios Hibernate" after I run it.
If I toggle the screen OFF it won't turned ON again
why ????

[CharlyV]

The FreeUP RAM function of SKTools. I use it daily. Eventually have to soft reset every couple of days to gain back all RAM, however.

STools also have scheduler function to running FreeUP RAM.

I use Oxios Close Apps 1.4, very fast. The thing I don't like about SKtools is the big window it opens with SKtools logo... it's too ugly. Pocket Mechanic is very good too, but there is no single tap link to free memory, so I have to run the software, pick some options before start the free routine: boring. But is the most effective of all.:cool:

It seems, you not know all FreeUP RAM functions of SKTools. You can take a look in shortcut manager.

[nanastas]

Are progs like this really usefull?
I mean is there any differnece in speed?
Can't really belive they make any differences!

absolutely. I've been using Oxios for a while now, and the Hibernate function reallty makes a difference. I often free up 2-3Mb when I run it, and it often makes the difference between out of memory errors and programs running.
it's worth cooking into a ROM (hint-hint) and I should probably look at ways to have it auto-run at times, but Hibernate is in my Start Menu.

[tmknight]

To the original question about speed: No freeing RAM has no impact on speed in and of itself, but since you are freeing up RAM for running apps you can run possibly more apps at once without an error or windows trying to manage the available memory, which could cause some response issues.