Memturbo 4 Full Retail version

MemTurbo? 4 for Windows 98, Me, 2000, XP and 2003 MemTurbo is a highly acclaimed and powerful application to achieve advanced memory optimization along with resource and cache management of files. Applications can now allocate memory without forcing Windows to swap. This leads to an increase in system?s performance and lowers response time, especially if you run many applications at the same time. Why is memory optimization necessary? The computer stores information of currently running tasks in RAM. If the applications currently running or newly initiated consume more memory, the RAM may get full and the computer has to request hard disk to compensate for shortage through paging. But paging can cause your computer's performance to slow down. MemTurbo can help in these situations, when applications are no longer active. MemTurbo can reclaim lost resources and put them to better use. By reclaiming resources, the computer does not need to access the hard drive as frequently. This will greatly enhance your computer's performance. What is cache and how does it work? Cache is a reserved area on physical memory, kept by Windows, to store most recent operations and file requests. When a file is read from the disk, it is stored in system cache. If there is another read request for the same file, Windows can retrieve it from the faster system cache memory instead of reading it again from the slower hard disk. However, file caching can behave erratically after a period of time. Memory resources available to run applications will reduce and eventually bloat cache memory. In this situation, the system's performance may degrade, forcing you to restart your computer. Data is read and written to a disk using the system cache MemTurbo solves this problem by taking control over the resource management of file caching and applications. The running applications can now allocate memory without forcing Windows to swap. This leads to a performance increase and to lower response times. Using MemTurbo, you have the ability to optimize your system by using its dormant resources in an efficient manner. Why do you need MemTurbo? MemTurbo is a highly acclaimed and powerful application that can optimize memory and manage the cache. Applications can now use memory without forcing Windows to go to the hard drive. This leads to an increase in system?s performance, lowering the computer's response time. How does MemTurbo save me money? Why spend thousands of dollars on a new PC when MemTurbo has the ability to make better use of your computer?s memory resources? You can optimize the file cache for more effective use of memory resources. Memory upgrades may become unnecessary when you can optimize the performance of physical memory you already have!

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ulfo (2006-08-02)

"You can't fake what you don't have"
- Said by Simon Cray during a discussion about SC design.
It's better to go through all System Services in Windows and stop/remove the ones not used.
Rgds.
>>> Ulfo

Sjaakie2 (2006-08-03)

indeed ulfo, Windows XP (2003) its memory management works so well - that you dont need this stuff.

Kaluleomorir (2006-08-03)

Sjaakie2:
Where can I find or how can I recognize Windows XP (2003) ? Thks.

Andreas16 (2006-11-26)

Thank you very much you rock:-)
Keep up the good work!

mrhex (2006-12-20)

Thanks.
Windows may have decenemt memory management, but games and software still have memoryleaks and will even after application shutdown hog and/or limit system resources.
I have found using software like memturbo´s "scrub" function helps me get a snappier system without having to reboot.

Dersh (2008-03-14)

Actually memory managers are useful. I play pc games, and I have 4gb of ram. Now when you have a game that uses anywhere from 1-2gb of ram and it crashes, the ram is not properly cleared duh. Which usually results in another crash later after an application or game has been relaunched.
Not to mention if your using Windows Vista, you need 1/3-2/3 more ram than Windows XP for ANY application. So enjoy your Windows Vista, which you get screwed into if you ever buy a new pc. I build my own computers, its easy hah.
You actually can set the pagefile size in windows yourself or set it to No pagefile so big deal for linux. So memory managers have their place even if you do not think so.

Mike727 (2008-11-05)

Dude, Windows XP is so archaic. Vista is a far superior OS to XP. And any decent, newer computer can handle Vista with no problem. I run it on my laptop with just a gig of ram, and it runs just as smooth as XP, with fewer crashes and better accesibility. It has its flaws, but it's the best thing MS has to offer.

terorvlad (2009-08-08)

nice seeding ! keep it up*loading* :D

Jay184 (2010-01-04)

Mike727,
Don't knock XP because its old. It is fully capable of doing anything Windows Vista/7 can do, and do it using less hardware. I myself have ran XP SP1 on a Pentium B 120MHz processor with 80mb of RAM. And I did it using Progman vs. the ever memory hogging (Internet)Explorer GUI, and using MemTurbo 2.1. Personally, I think Vista and 7 are epic failures, because MS failed to remove the the one mistake that has been plaguing PC users since 95OSR2/98. IE integration.
Making an OS that views the hard drive as a web page is just stupid, and dangerous on to many levels to count. That's why I'm experimenting with React OS. It runs just about all of your favorite XP apps on a 100MHz Processor, 32mb of Ram using 200mb of hard drive space, and best of all: No Internet Explorer. All for $0.00. Sure you can install IE if you want, but that kind of defeats the purpose of React OS.

whazzup3929 (2010-01-26)

this is at Mike727 vista is THE worst OS that has ever existed so 10you either just started using a computer with vista and you only need it for the calculator or 2)you use it as a paperweight... cause that is all vista is good for..it is a memory hog and a piece of shit...xp 2nd edition is the fkn bomb... NEVER had any problems with it.. now vista for other people(like us pirates)we open multiple tab browse the internet while unwinraring multiple files while open disk images..vista hates that...anyway kudos to UL TYVM

.tpb-dude. (2011-01-25)

Thanks, clean and working !

case2090 (2015-07-27)

This works in windows 7