Memory Boost 2.6
MemoryBoost protects your system resources and gets you running at full speed.
Overview: MemoryBoost
Speed Up Your Computer: Your computer is not running as fast as it should. Software takes up memory when it runs, and then doesn't give it back, slowing you down until you reboot. MemoryBoost protects your system resources and gets you running at full speed.
- Compare the Competition (PDF)
MemoryBoost versus the competition, feature by feature.
More Information
- What is Memory?
- What are "System Resources?"
- What does MemoryBoost Do, and Why is it Important?
- Does MemoryBoost Help on Powerful Computers?
Awards
MemoryBoost has received more awards than any other memory management software. Some of the biggest in the industry have chosen MemoryBoost as the best.
Testimonials
“The real-time memory & resources statistics were excellent... There are plenty of settings for those computer experts among us, yet the program is simple enough for inexperienced users to use.”
C. Falco
“I have noticed I can leave Windows up almost indefinitely now which is a nice change. This is absolutely the best memory management program I have ever used!!”
D. Gillis
“When I surf on the Internet I open 15-20 web pages simultaneously. Some time ago, when I didn't use a ram boosting program it could be a real pain. Before testing MemoryBoost the 'turtle computer' came back every time I surfed. With MemoryBoost I can surf with no problems.”
J. Wozniak
Features: MemoryBoost
- Protects you from crashes. MemoryBoost warns you when system resources get low - allowing you to close some programs before they crash.
- Automatically frees up memory, improving performance. You can leave MemoryBoost running and forget about it, assured that it is maximizing your computer's speed.
- Shuts down "junkware," software that eats system resources without benefit.
- Provides easy-to-read statistics on your computer's memory use. You can see at a glance how well your computer is performing.
- Detective feature shows you how much of your memory each running program is using. That way, you can shut down larger programs if resources get low.
System Requirements: MemoryBoost
- Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000 or XP
- Pentium 100MHz or better
- 8 MB RAM
- 16 MB hard disk space
