Release
RAM
Make Your Computer Faster and More Stable
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Release
RAM allows your computer to run faster and uses
your RAM more efficiently. You can free up wasted RAM
back to the CPU at any time allowing your system to have
more memory available, so making program execution faster
because as free memory it is ready and waiting.
It can automatically Free-UP RAM if a critical
amount of Free RAM is reached preventing your system's
performance from being degraded. Many users have claimed
that this has reduced the number of Windows system crashes
(The Blue Screen of Death) they have had since using Release
RAM. Others have commented how their CD writers have not
bombed out anymore with writing errors.
You can configure your cache settings to
suit the way you use your computer, optimize your virtual
settings to reduce virtual memory re-sizing, disk swapping,
disk defragmentation, and constant hard disk access. Release
RAM runs in the background recovering and defraging RAM,
recovering memory leaks, all helping to keep your system
in peak condition.
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Software: Release RAM/Release RAM & System LifeGuard
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System Safety Monitor is an free application-firewalling tool (it is not a "firewall" in traditional understanding, so there shouldn't be any conflicts with your network firewalls). It controls which programs are running on your computer and what they are doing. For example, it can prevent so called "DLL Injection", installation of keyboard spies, loading drivers ("rootkits") and accessing some objects like "\Device\PhysicalMemory". 
