Memory Management & Optimization For Windows 7

[MikeWill]

Memory management and optimization for Windows 7

Do you use any?

Please advise on the best app for the job.

[H2oDunc]

I have found that 7 manages things just fine without any other software. It is far faster and more stable than Vista or XP and love it

[BB1950]

Unlike Windows XP, this is not necessary with Windows 7. Even disk defragmentation is automatically performed.

The only thing to consider, is CCleaner for the tasks that Windows 7 doesn't automatically perform.

[siamect]

I have found that 7 manages things just fine without any other software. It is far faster and more stable than Vista or XP and love it

obviously both speed, stability and love are relative...

[spacemunk]

only optimization i do is for my ssd besides that nothing else for Win7

[trogers]

You can add in USB flashdrive to augment system memory, by plugging it in and going into its properties - Readyboost and dedicate it to Readyboost.

Win 7 32-bit can accept 4GB flashdrive and 64-bit can accept 8GB.

[samuijimmy]

I guess MS finally got it right with W7 !

I have been using 64 bit Windows 7 ultimate since January or so... not really any major problems at all.... (fingers crossed!)

[asiawatcher]

I guess MS finally got it right with W7 !

I have been using 64 bit Windows 7 ultimate since January or so... not really any major problems at all.... (fingers crossed!)

Nah... not if its Windows. Guaranteed to fall over sooner or later!

[prism]

You can add in USB flashdrive to augment system memory, by plugging it in and going into its properties - Readyboost and dedicate it to Readyboost.

Win 7 32-bit can accept 4GB flashdrive and 64-bit can accept 8GB.

The 4Gb restriction only applies to Vista. Win 7 32 & 64 bit versions allows much more.

[MikeWill]

Thanks to all for the replies.

The learning process never ends...