Although computers today have several gigabytes of RAM and are fast in terms of performance, there are still users who, for one reason or another (economic), have not been able to upgrade and have remained stuck in the generation of RAM measured in megabytes.
If this is your case or you know someone who is, then this article will help us see how to optimize RAM , even if it's small, and thus easily improve the performance of our PC.
Recommended program :
Wise Memory Optimizer is the ideal and best program for optimizing RAM. As you may recall, in a previous post we saw a small compilation of 3 programs to free up RAM ; well, while searching for better alternatives, I found Wise Memory Optimizer , which, according to tests, far surpasses them all.
This small, free 766 KB (Zip) tool is designed to optimize RAM by freeing up and recovering MB for improved performance. It's available in Spanish, as shown in the screenshot above, and is incredibly easy to use: simply click the 'Optimize' button from the interface or right-click the program icon in the notification area.
Even better, Wise Memory Optimizer 's settings allow us to customize an automatic optimization , taking into account a certain amount of MB and when the CPU is free, so that the program is able to free up RAM on its own and without our intervention.

Wise Memory Optimizer It has the great advantage of not needing installation, since it is a portable tool, compatible with Windows XP, 2003, 2008, Vista, 7 and 8, including 32/64 bits.
[Official site: Wise Memory Optimizer ]
Free up RAM with Notepad :
This is a simple trick based on a script that's easy to create and run. The steps are as follows:
- We open the Notepad
- If you have more than 128MB of RAM, paste the following code: Mystring = (80000000)
- If you have less than 128MB of RAM, paste the following code: Mystring = (16000000)
- We save the file with the extension .vbe and any name, for example: release.vbe

Ready, we run our RAM free file every time the computer becomes slow. The change will not be very noticeable, but it will help the PC not to be as slow as before its execution.
I hope this post has been useful to you friends 