Cache vs real pressure
Uses commit ratio, available memory and page faults to decide if you're really short.
Windows uses spare memory as cache. "Cleaning" it just because of a number makes things slower. First check whether the pressure is real and which app is leaking.
Uses commit ratio, available memory and page faults to decide if you're really short.
Finds apps that keep growing for minutes and shows how fast.
Predicts how much memory is freed and how the status changes when you close an app.
If pressure keeps recurring, tells you how many GB you need, with the evidence.
Open the RAM card on the dashboard.
Check the cause of pressure and any leaking apps.
Review and run "Restart/Close".
No. Force-emptying working sets lowers the number, but data is soon read back in and things get slower. It only finds the app causing the problem.
Yes, the always-on-top mini monitor shows memory status even in games.
After installing, click the tray icon and your first diagnosis is already done. Every change runs only after you confirm it, and can be undone.