ziomatrixacs
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Hey guys, I found a program called Ifreemem on apples site. It basically frees up your ram by stopping unused stuff. (not sure exactly how it works) but it does work! It saved me about 72 mb of ram out of 256mb. ( I only had 3mb free?)
The down side is that it cost $18 which is a little steep considering there is a way you can do it with some app in the Utilities folder. I cant find the app now, and I am not sure what it is called but I think it comes stock on macs. Any reminders would be appreciated!
I used another program called iStat to look at my ram.. here is what it consists of (on a lite look I assume)
Firefox-bin 52mb
Kernal_task 37 mb
Windowserver 10mb
Finder 8mb
Ifreemem 7mb
So this "Kernal task" shows up every time I start my computer. Would any one know what it does and how bad it would be if I pulled the plug on it?
It would be nice if there was a list of OK and Bad to stop in your Ram.
The down side is that it cost $18 which is a little steep considering there is a way you can do it with some app in the Utilities folder. I cant find the app now, and I am not sure what it is called but I think it comes stock on macs. Any reminders would be appreciated!
I used another program called iStat to look at my ram.. here is what it consists of (on a lite look I assume)
Firefox-bin 52mb
Kernal_task 37 mb
Windowserver 10mb
Finder 8mb
Ifreemem 7mb
So this "Kernal task" shows up every time I start my computer. Would any one know what it does and how bad it would be if I pulled the plug on it?
It would be nice if there was a list of OK and Bad to stop in your Ram.