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This reminds me of those "memory freer" apps they used to distribute for Windows XP. Did they actually do anything useful? Or just force Windows to write everyt

• swinglock 1y ago
  That could perhaps be a useful if you had just enough memory to run a game, if not for other processes using it too. In that case background services should be written to swap while running the game which will probably cause stutters. Doing it before starting the game instead would be better, if it has to be done. So such a utility might then be useful in some cases when someone couldn't afford enough RAM.