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...

Edited September 25, 2010 by siamect

[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...