Author Topic: RAM Help  (Read 1800 times)

Fixed: It was ad-aware that was eating my ram.
« Last Edit: October 24, 2010, 01:23:05 AM by keonesan »


inb4downloadmoreram

inb4someoneelsepostsmorestuff thatdoesn'thelpmeatall.

end processes that are unneccesary and get game booster

end processes that are unneccesary and get game booster

Like I said I looked in my processes list and I didn't see anything suspicious. Try reading OP.

My PC is using 2.91 with X-Chat, Pidgin and Firefox/Minefield open.

Your PC will automatically free up RAM when it needs to, I know this for a fact (I can't run New Vegas with just over 1 GB of RAM...)

Like I said I looked in my processes list and I didn't see anything suspicious. Try reading OP.
and get game booster

My PC is using 2.91 with X-Chat, Pidgin and Firefox/Minefield open.

Your PC will automatically free up RAM when it needs to, I know this for a fact (I can't run New Vegas with just over 1 GB of RAM...)

Interesting. I'd still like to free up ram anyhow and I need to do my monthly scan anyways.


end processes that are unneccesary and get game booster
Funny because I actually got a virus from game booster.

Deleting programs and deleting desktop icons has nothing to do with ram. Doing nothing im using like 35ish% of my ram and when I play a game I never have any problems

download less research
download more ram

Deleting programs and deleting desktop icons has nothing to do with ram. Doing nothing im using like 35ish% of my ram and when I play a game I never have any problems

Uh yes it does. Rendering desktop icons uses ram and obviously it loving worked if it freed up ram space. Stop trying to act as if you're a loving know it all and that you need to prove me wrong at every opportunity.

EDIT: Although uninstalling programs doesn't quite make sense now that you mention it. I needed the hard drive space anyways.

Uh yes it does. Rendering desktop icons uses ram and obviously it loving worked if it freed up ram space. Stop trying to act as if you're a loving know it all and that you need to prove me wrong at every opportunity.
So you freed a kB of RAM...

So you freed a kB of RAM...

Try reading OP, it freed 0.4 gigs or ram. Supposedly.

I had a stuff ton of stuff on my desktop.