How To Optimize Ram [ Boost Ram ]

Increase Computer Speed Using your Notepad : -

Random Access Memory or RAM is a part of your PC which temporarily stores the necessary data needed for a program to execute. In some instances, as programs are closed, they leave small chunks of data in the RAM. These chunks of data are left unused yet take up a space in the RAM. As more programs are run and terminated, the amount of "idle" data left in the RAM piles up and takes up a considerable space. This is not a problem if you have a lot of RAM to spare. But if you have 1 GB or less amount of RAM and you use RAM-intensive programs at the same time, then the issue becomes more apparent. Your PC slows down. There are a lot of software out there that offer RAM optimization and promise PC speed up for a certain fee. But if you do not want to shell out money in order to clear and optimize your PC's RAM, you can make your own RAM optimizer using Notepad! This article will tell you how.

Instructions

1. 1
   Open Notepad.

   Click Start and type Notepad in the search bar and hit Enter or click the notepad icon as it appears.

   
2. 2
   Type the following code in Notepad.

   FreeMem=Space(64000000) if your RAM is below 1GB.
   

FreeMem=Space(51200000) if your RAM is 512 MB
FreeMem=Space(102400000) if your RAM is 1GB
FreeMem=Space(204800000) if your RAM is 2GB
FreeMem=Space(409600000) if your RAM is 4GB and so on.

1. 1
   Save the file with a VBS extension.

   You can name it however you want as long as you append a .vbs extension to the file name as you save. In this case, we will name our file "Boost.vbs" and save it on the Desktop for easy navigation. The file should look like the one boxed with a red rectangular shape in the image above.
2. 2
   Open a new Notepad file.
3. 3
   Type the following code in Notepad.

   mystring=(80000000)

   
4. 4
   Save it as a VBS file.

   In this case, we will name it "Boost2.vbs"
5. 5
   Run the two VBS files by double clicking on them.

   Voila! There goes your Do-It-Yourself Ram Optimizer.

   

I hope by this trick your PC performance will optimized a-bit and a lil-faster ...

Stay Tuned for more interesting tricks... Have a good Day.