BiteMe
10-03-2009, 01:23 AM
Well this is a little tuto or in other terms tweak for the techs. SO… Faster PC , first of all why a faster PC ?? Well its not a question of a faster PC but this is more a question of when. If you’ve been running a large application (or several large applications, maybe a game, Photoshop, something like that) the RAM can get taken up quickly. Even when you close down these programs, RAM can still be eaten-up.
You’ll notice this effect at the end of the day. When you first power-up your PC it’s running smoothly, by the end of the day it gets sluggish. Yes, you can get various softwares to solve this. May of which costs but when free things matters, heres how a simple trick can work (in both XP and Vista)
* Open up Notepad
* Type in
* MYSTRING=(80000000)
* Save the file as MEMORY.VBE (or RAM.VBE if you like…just remember the .VBE)
* Make sure you save the file to your DESKTOP.
* Just double-click the newly created file on your desktop whenever your PC seems sluggish. It will give your RAM a much needed boost.
Not that if you have less than 128mb of RAM (do you really? If so then Oh! wake up you need an upgrade) change the 80000000 to 160000000 and it should work the same. ;)
You’ll notice this effect at the end of the day. When you first power-up your PC it’s running smoothly, by the end of the day it gets sluggish. Yes, you can get various softwares to solve this. May of which costs but when free things matters, heres how a simple trick can work (in both XP and Vista)
* Open up Notepad
* Type in
* MYSTRING=(80000000)
* Save the file as MEMORY.VBE (or RAM.VBE if you like…just remember the .VBE)
* Make sure you save the file to your DESKTOP.
* Just double-click the newly created file on your desktop whenever your PC seems sluggish. It will give your RAM a much needed boost.
Not that if you have less than 128mb of RAM (do you really? If so then Oh! wake up you need an upgrade) change the 80000000 to 160000000 and it should work the same. ;)