always test before i review & this is GOOD!

i tested memory clean and memoryFreer extensively, for at least 4 months, before i chose which i wanted. i love this applicaiton over memory clean because it, in and of itself, is not its own memory hog, i.e., although memory clean does the same sort of cleanout, removing temporary files and cleaning as much cache as possible, memoryFreer cleans more. now how did i come to that conclusion? if you test memory clean (which i like too), you will determine that you must click on the clean memory bar numerous times before you get the max clean. it’s sort of like doing dishes one time or ten. memoryFreer cleans more faster. whenever i used either tool, i ran it more than once to see what gain i’d get. when i got to getting the most, i’d shut one program, then open up the other one, which was memory clean (for the past 30 days out of 4 months of the total testing time i allotted). i found it quite strange that memory cleaner, opened immediately after i had cleaned all i possibly could with this app had A LOT to clean! huh, i thought. why? how could it be that one RAM cleaner found more RAM to clean (? just where, after cleaning, did memory clean find so many other temprorary files to clean and waste my time?) when it said was all was clean? that does not make sense. what’s probably the best out of the two programs is this memory freer’s interface, a pie chart. there is more text in memory clean, although to me, that doesn’t matter. it could matter to you. the hardest part about double, triple, quadruple and more cleaning with memory clean was that after you did the first two, the third and fourth would lag a long time at around 98% clean, so i do not understand what else, and where else, it found memory to clean.i

want a do-it-on-the-fly cleaner that wham, bam! cleans out unneccessary files in an instant. i had to reclean too many times in one sitting, in one occurrance, using memory clean. you choose between the two yourself when they are offered free. however, after those long months testing, i will stay with this lovely graphic MemoryFreer. thank you, developers, for such a good product.

kikkilu about MemoryFreer