*SuperRam* is a tool that allows you to *locate excess RAM usage* on your
computer so you can clean it up. Taking control of your RAM is one way to
free up resources , since Windows can sometimes be very inefficient at
managing it quickly. In order to do this, you'll want to look into finding a
RAM cleaner of some sort. Once installed, SuperRam doesn't require much setup
apart from defining the threshold at which you want it to start cleaning RAM.
After that, SuperRam takes care of the job itself, flushing RAM when it
reaches a certain tipping point. SuperRam's interface is also relatively easy
to use and navigate around. When SuperRam flushes, there can be a brief lag
in your system performance, but afterward you will notice an improvement in
performance. RAM is somewhat like a bottomless pit though. The more you clean
it out, the fuller it seems to get, especially when opening new applications.
Eventually, you may find that the lags SuperRam creates when it flushes RAM
are causing more problems than would be caused by simply letting Windows do
the job itself. In the end, if you're still having difficulties, it makes
sense to simply consider upgrading your RAM to fix your memory-related PC
problems. *SuperRam doesn't do a bad job of increasing computer performance
by freeing wasted memory, but the process can be lengthy and is ultimately no
substitute for increasing memory by upgrading RAM.*Download *SuperRam
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