There are several types of memory including RAM, which stands for Random Access Memory. As soon as you power up your computer, your RAM is put to work as it is needed to actively run programs on your computer. If you've ever tried to run multiple programs and notice that your computer is starting to lag behind, it could be because your RAM is filling up. From this point on, everything you do starts to slow you down.

1. RAMRocket
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2. Overview
There are several types of memory including RAM, which stands for
Random Access Memory. As soon as you power up your
computer, your RAM is put to work as it is needed to actively run
programs on your computer. If you've ever tried to run multiple
programs and notice that your computer is starting to lag behind, it
could be because your RAM is filling up. From this point
on, everything you do starts to slow you down.

3. • Looking Under the Hood
– In Windows 95, 98, or Me, XP, Vista and 7 you will see what processes are running on your
computer, the corresponding Windows Process ID (PID), and the number of threads that
are part of each process displayed on the Resources tab.

4. • Optimize RAM Tab
– The Optimize RAM tab in RAMrocket offers two ways to recover RAM. Use the Automatic
RAM Release feature if you want to set the RAM Release to occur when your system
resources reach certain levels

5. • Options Tab
– Manage startup settings, schedule a RAM release, and more from one screen

6. • History Tab
– View the date and time of all of your recent RAM releases