Clean dead processes in RAM

KimiKelKu

Ok guys this is a simple tutorial to create a small file to clean up the ram from dead processes that dont close and just waste memory that you need to play.

1#Close any program that you have open.

2#Create a new .txt file
(right click)


3#And type right like its here (copy and paste without ")

"FreeMem=Space(128000000)"

4#Save the file on your desktop (or in another place you choose it will not affect nothing) with the name (again without the ")

"ram_cleaner.vbs"

The .vbs extension will turn the file into an application like this:



5#Now double click the ram_cleaner.vbs icon on your desktop. This will initiate a RAM reorganization and cleaning protocol that should be finished in a matter of seconds.

6#Now start a game (crossfire) and it will be improved the speed of the Ram to use it with the game.

Tutorial made by me "KIMIKELKU" do not copy/paste or edit this tutorial without my permission.

HappyBirthday

registry is tricky stuff, you dont want kids playing around with it.
theres a ton of registry tweaks, if you are willing to mess around for performance i advise http://www.tweakhound.com/

Synetrix

Wouldn't the memory variable change with different systems?

Jonny19S

GaMoRz wrote: »

Wouldn't the memory variable change with different systems?

yeah they would

MarzBreeze

I saw the word "variable" and quit. o.O

Synetrix

MarzBreeze wrote: »

I saw the word "variable" and quit. o.O

I saw the idiocy in your post and wondered what happened to humanity. The amount of RAM in different computers varies, can change, therefore is a variable.

Muckshow

What I dont get this.....

Lol jk

But this registry crap is enough for me to say: Im not doing this.....