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ram booster etc .

elexes · 2000-08-27 21:25:00

anyone know of any good ones ?like it as the one im using dosent seem to be working brillent .

27-08-2000 9:25pm

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elexes

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anyone know of any good ones ?like it as the one im using dosent seem to be working brillent .

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#2 28-08-2000 1:25pm

Kali

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ahhh psychological software..
just think that it makes your computer faster and it will be
(just dont run any benchmarks)

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#3 28-08-2000 5:07pm

Raven

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not many good progs out there to improve performance.
And the virtual ram some create is sh!t anyway...maybe you should be wanting a program that frees up ram and resources.
check out freemempro

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#4 28-08-2000 6:09pm

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Go to http://www.tweak3d.net there's stuff there about freeeing up ram and stuff, one of the things u do is make a vbs script, which does the same thing freemempro does, u can use cacheman or freemempro to see if it works if u're skeptical

[This message has been edited by Vincent (edited 28-08-2000).]

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