Rizone Memory Booster 1.1.1.1080

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ABOUT Rizone Memory Booster

Before you think ''Not another Memory Booster'', Rizone Memory Booster is not just another Memory Booster. And yes, I know all software companies claim that they have the solution to never upgrading memory again. First of all, most of these companies are full of it, most of them rely on the placebo effect, this is, if you think it is going to work, it will. Also, most of them will try and optimize your system by forcing memory out of RAM. Rizone Memory Booster does not run on the placebo memory optimization engine and will not force any memory out of your RAM. It will however make a Windows API call that tells Windows to clean up the workspace of all processes thus freeing up any memory, processes no longer needs (Clear Processes Working Set). It will do this periodically to help improve the speed and the stability of your system. Keep in mind that this method will not free up a big amount of RAM, but instead will, as previously stated, improve the stability and performance of your computer. This will also cure memory leaks and in some cases has been able to unfreeze programs. Because it uses a Windows API call, you know that it''s safe to run. You do not need to install Memory Booster. Just unzip the files to your desired location and run ''MemBoost.exe''. Memory Booster stores all settings in the application folder and will not write anything to the Registry. Memory Booster does not move anything to the PageFile. It uses a safe and commonly used API call build into Windows called EmptyWorkingSet. Some naughty little programmers are lazy and do not clean up memory after using it. Well, in short, most programs steal memory and do not let go of it until you close the program. The only thing Memory Booster does is tells these misbehaving programs, ''Hey, give back some of that memory you stole!'' It does this by cycling through all the open programs and calls the EmptyWorkingSet function for each open program. Remember that this is something programs actually