Memory Optimization

RAM provides the stability required to obtain the best performance from your computer. Although Windows splits the data between RAM and virtual memory depending on use, sometimes a large application that you are using can create imbalance. In the Overview, you will see the system optimization level at the top right corner. It monitors the current memory usage and provides optimization for running new applications.

Reasons for Poor System Performance

• Some Windows or user settings may be incorrect. This can affect the system adversely.
• Some applications might be taking up too much memory and thus degraded system performance.
• Memory is running at or close to full capacity.
• Excess RAM use forces the system to move some data to the hard disk. This results in a system slowdown.

Any or all of these reasons may create problems like

• System Crash
• System Slow Down
• Loss of Data

This results in poor system performance. Other areas may also be affected but memory optimization produces positive results immediately by helping you to avoid and prevent the above problems.

1 Minute Graph and 1 Hour Graph

These tabs display real time graphs that clearly track your memory usage.

Free Up RAM

There is a checkbox that lets you input the percentage of physical memory that is available. Click on the button Free RAM to improve performance & stability.

Deep RAM Recovery

Clicking on the Deep Ram Recovery button displays a bar representing the memory currently being made available. This feature makes it possible to free up sufficient RAM, to ensure you don’t run out while operating important applications