File Details |
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| File Size | 0.1 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | September 29, 2002 |
| Total Downloads | 1,080 |
| Publisher | fawkz |
| Homepage | RAMBoss |
Publisher's Description
RAMBoss is a small, yet effective utility for freeing up system RAM (Random Access Memory) on Windows 9x/Me systems. Also should work on other systems such as Windows 2000/XP.
Latest Reviews
wagner reatto reviewed v1.2.5 on Aug 29, 2002
ramboss is one of the best ram 'optimizers' we have today, for those are using Win98, ME and NT(like).
it takes 0.06% CPU, using taskinfo with refresh interval = 1/2 secs and LT CPU% = 9 refreshes. this prog compares to RAMPage, using 0.06~0.08%(when not using NT(like)). other 'optimizers' take about 1~2% CPU, and they can take more, if you turn on those 'complex' graphics; btw, why do they exist, if a normal user does not understand what is 'real memory', 'virtual memory', 'swap' or whatelse?
of couse, user should concern with a fixed or not swap file, cache size and other settings to receive all benefits, before trying to use RAMBoss, RAMPage or whatelse.
sangxue reviewed v1.2.5 on Aug 29, 2002
pointless. freeing ram is not a good thing, it's a bad thing because you waste time and cpu cycles swapping memory back and forth when you don't need to. I know it "feels" good to see that free ram available but your system is faster if you keep stuff in ram instead of out of it. when the os decides it needs ram it will swap anyways
ap1978 reviewed v1.2.5 on Aug 29, 2002
Crashes when I try to execute it on my freshly installed Windows 2000 Professional.
rixk reviewed v1.2.5 on Aug 29, 2002
I trialed this program along with a lot of other similar encryption tools, including zip utilities.
It is an excellent, no-nonsense Explorer type interface tool that will encypt files, folders, and directory trees.
It will also produce self-extracting files from files, folders, or directory trees. Something few other utilities do readily.
Excellent!
bluelabel reviewed v1.2.5 on Aug 28, 2002
one of the best ram booster a little source usage and big memory give back
wagner reatto reviewed v1.2.5 on Aug 29, 2002
ramboss is one of the best ram 'optimizers' we have today, for those are using Win98, ME and NT(like).
it takes 0.06% CPU, using taskinfo with refresh interval = 1/2 secs and LT CPU% = 9 refreshes. this prog compares to RAMPage, using 0.06~0.08%(when not using NT(like)). other 'optimizers' take about 1~2% CPU, and they can take more, if you turn on those 'complex' graphics; btw, why do they exist, if a normal user does not understand what is 'real memory', 'virtual memory', 'swap' or whatelse?
of couse, user should concern with a fixed or not swap file, cache size and other settings to receive all benefits, before trying to use RAMBoss, RAMPage or whatelse.
sangxue reviewed v1.2.5 on Aug 29, 2002
pointless. freeing ram is not a good thing, it's a bad thing because you waste time and cpu cycles swapping memory back and forth when you don't need to. I know it "feels" good to see that free ram available but your system is faster if you keep stuff in ram instead of out of it. when the os decides it needs ram it will swap anyways
ap1978 reviewed v1.2.5 on Aug 29, 2002
Crashes when I try to execute it on my freshly installed Windows 2000 Professional.
rixk reviewed v1.2.5 on Aug 29, 2002
I trialed this program along with a lot of other similar encryption tools, including zip utilities.
It is an excellent, no-nonsense Explorer type interface tool that will encypt files, folders, and directory trees.
It will also produce self-extracting files from files, folders, or directory trees. Something few other utilities do readily.
Excellent!
bluelabel reviewed v1.2.5 on Aug 28, 2002
one of the best ram booster a little source usage and big memory give back