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From: Flasherly on 7 Apr 2010 10:56
On Apr 7, 8:15 am, hummingbird <hummingb...(a)1.0.0.127> wrote:
> CleanMem v.1.5.0http://www.pcwintech.com/cleanmem
>
> A memory cleaner, which IMV does an excellent job - or not - according
> to how you view such tools. I use it every day after starting up the
> system and loading all the usual stuff
>
> A good example of CleanMem's helpfulness is my TV card. When it has
> the focus and I'm watching some important breaking news like the
> Easter quake in California, it is consuming significant system
> resources and a lot of RAM, probably my biggest user of RAM so I close
> it down to the Task Bar.
>
> Running CleanMem can page out a lot of unused pages from RAM. As soon
> as I hear some important news or whatever and bring up the window, up
> goes RAM usage immediately as it re-commences video mpeg stream
> decoding again.
>
> So CleanMem doesn't simply dump RAM pages not now being used by a
> closed program, it also pages out RAM not being used by a running
> program. Or something like that.

Flushes FireFox's accumulative into the virtual file, which slowly but
surely is then reclaimed and paged back into physical memory;-
automating the process at set intervals eventually reaches a lower
timed limit parameter that generates a system virtual memory error.
FireFox thingy, I guess w/ my non-updated version (being sorta hung on
extension compatibility issues is a drag);- various restart/"save
state and restore" extensions used to solve the problem, except for
some more sophisticated actively linked sites (scripts and cookies)
that won't restore but default from any existing complexity, such as
conditioned parameters on charts from market quotes.

Weird how memory conditions accumulate with FireFox, too, how long it
takes to push itself into a hairball memory condition negatively
affecting the overall OS state. ...Nor just for how long, I'd also
suspect what it's doing, how much activity and manipulates, and where
on the web they're being done.
From: Flasherly on 7 Apr 2010 19:33
On Apr 7, 2:31 pm, hummingbird <hummingb...(a)1.0.0.127> wrote:

>
> If you use Firefox when you know it has memory leaks then you need
> CleanBrain not CleanMem.

Best thing going regardless w/ Cool Iris, even though kludgy as hell.
Next step would be scalable tab/windows for dynamically sizing a whole
webpage for a 32" monitor I've had for 3-4 years; noway I'd go down if
it needed replacing. Oh, well...hope's free, too, last I checked.
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