Hello everyone i recently found out about this application for my macbook air called "Memory Clean" and i was wondering how efficient this is in cleaning up ram space? is using it a waste of time? is the app safe? etc.
MacBook Air, OS X Mavericks (10.9.2), Sound Change
Csound1 wrote:
There is no improvement, not even for a short time.
Correct. Mostly because there was nothing to improve. 🙂
Yes, and that for a short time the cpu has to waste cycles replacing the items in Ram (after Memory Clean removed them)
It's a joke.
The app is safe, it's not a magic thing what does but works OK.
That and all similar products are completely useless, at best.
It's poorly written junk, don't install it.
Rated #4 in all Mac App Store bestsellers apps. Check the reviews online, It won't be worst than OS X later releases.
Good luck.
bodyxs wrote:
The app is safe, it's not a magic thing what does but works OK.
Nonsense
bodyxs wrote:
Rated #4 in all Mac App Store bestsellers apps. Check the reviews online, It won't be worst than OS X later releases.
Good luck.
Then you buy it and you use it but stop recommending useless junk to others.
Stop messing with other user replies and please share your own experience, this is common sense.
Please read the TOS, and stop posting after me, this is the last warning.
The modern Mac OS X system does not require an external or third-party management
software scheme since it has a better one built into the computer, as part of the system.
To learn how to perform some routine housekeeping, so as to not let the SSD or HDD
(storage) become too full of user-created content, files of your work etc, is part of the
issue in rationing system resources across a variety of software you may run in the Mac.
Since the OS X can use some of the free or unused storage capacity as Virtual Memory
in addition to the RAM memory chips, to reserve some of that capacity so the automatic
function of the OS X could use that as VM when it needs to, is a partial reason to not
have the hard disk drive or solid state drive too full. A full drive may also slow the Mac.
Performance guides where tips on how to take care of your Mac are online, free to read.
Some good information is among Guides here: http://www.thesafemac.com/tech-guides/
Hopefully the ability to help the computer work efficiently by simply keeping on top of
where you store project files (+ archive off the computer, in external enclosed HDD, etc)
to care of the Mac and its OS X, will allow you to have better useful product life...
Good luck & happy computing! 🙂
bodyxs wrote:
Stop messing with other user replies and please share your own experience, this is common sense.
Please read the TOS, and stop posting after me, this is the last warning.
Who are you?
Do not presume to tell me what to post, especially in the face of your nonsense.
Memory Clean is junk, it should NEVER be used. And you advice is ill informed, I suspect that your work for the vendors of this useless junk.
Csound1 wrote:
Memory Clean is junk, it should NEVER be used.
Why? If someone find it useful.
Spend a little of your time reading the posts on this help site from users who were fooled into using it.
If you can't take the time for that .......
I was asking you since you seems to have experience with it. Badly written you said. What is the worst case scenario if used ?
CPU time wasted emptying and refilling caches constantly.
The memory is in use the way it is (in 10.9 and 10.10) in order to reduce delays in accessing data, using Memory Clean to empty it just causes the Mac to have to waste time refilling it. And so on, over and over again.
How efficient is Memory clean?
