Games Like ClearMem :: Free Up Your RAM

ClearMem was created to do 1 thing: Clear out RAM that is being wasted by your OS + unoptimized programs.

ACTUAL SCREENSHOT OF CLEARMEM USAGE:

You're not alone! By default, Windows operates in such a way that it gives memory (RAM) to anything and everything that needs it and then allows that application the full power to use your RAM poorly. Windows is neutral and doesn't care if or which application uses all your RAM, regardless if it a web browser, an inefficient application, or your favorite Steam game. ClearMem allows you to regain control of your RAM and let your game use as much RAM as needed!

Simply drag/dropping your Steam game shortcut into the ClearMem application will activate ClearMem and immediately free up your RAM as well as automatically launch your Steam game, thus giving your Steam game all the RAM your system can manage to give it.

Games use RAM for the following:

RAM is the physical component that stores game graphics, variables, sounds, and overall content. When you launch a game on your PC, the game can run faster when more components of the game are loaded into your RAM. RAM is the preferred place to hold working game content (graphics, files, etc) because RAM is considerably faster than HDD/SSD. In short, more free RAM = more resources for your games.

ClearMem examines your operating system and builds two internal lists:

(a) What is non-critical to your OS?

(b) What is critical to your OS? ClearMem then sends specialized commands to your non-critical processes (list a) that effectively tells the processes to "Release your physical memory used NOW". This causes these processes to release their physical working-set memory used, commit certain amounts of data to your page-file, and considerably frees up your available RAM. In addition, ClearMem understands what processes are critical to your Windows OS remaining stable (list b). ClearMem will bypass those processes, enabling them to continue to operate normally. This is critical to enabling your OS to continue to run smoothly without any OS slowdowns. The end result is more free RAM!