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iMemoryCleaner provides your Mac the freshness of a reboot by giving you the ability to clean the inactive memory on its RAM with a single click. You can also monitor individual apps' memory usage easily and terminate them from a process list sorted according to their memory usage. iMemoryCleaner is significantly lighter on system resources compared to others when monitoring.
When and why you should clear inactive memory:
Inactive memory is a good thing that increases performance when apps need to re-use sections from memory. Like say when you relaunch an app you
When and why you should clear inactive memory:
Inactive memory is a good thing that increases performance when apps need to re-use sections from memory. Like say when you relaunch an app you
What's New
Version 1.1.0:
- Various bug fixes and improvements.
- Mac OS X 10.7 compatibility.
- Now a menu bar app.
- Added an option for a secondary method for memory cleaning which is a bit more aggressive than the original one.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.7 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.7 or later
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iMemoryCleaner provides your Mac the freshness of a reboot by giving you the ability to clean the inactive memory on its RAM with a single click. You can also monitor individual apps' memory usage easily and terminate them from a process list sorted according to their memory usage. iMemoryCleaner is significantly lighter on system resources compared to others when monitoring.
When and why you should clear inactive memory:
Inactive memory is a good thing that increases performance when apps need to re-use sections from memory. Like say when you relaunch an app you recently quit, in which case the app launches quicker than normal thanks to the inactive memory. But when most of your memory gets cluttered by inactive memory, even though there is free memory available, you'll see swap files kicking in (This is in cases where an app requests amounts of memory that exceeds the amount of free memory and includes a significant portion of the inactive memory). This slows the performance of your machine along with the fact that giving a portion of inactive memory instead of the free memory to an app is slower. If you are experiencing these issues, which appear mostly after running your machine without a restart for a while, you may consider cleaning the inactive memory to solve any performance issues you are having.
Features:
When and why you should clear inactive memory:
Inactive memory is a good thing that increases performance when apps need to re-use sections from memory. Like say when you relaunch an app you recently quit, in which case the app launches quicker than normal thanks to the inactive memory. But when most of your memory gets cluttered by inactive memory, even though there is free memory available, you'll see swap files kicking in (This is in cases where an app requests amounts of memory that exceeds the amount of free memory and includes a significant portion of the inactive memory). This slows the performance of your machine along with the fact that giving a portion of inactive memory instead of the free memory to an app is slower. If you are experiencing these issues, which appear mostly after running your machine without a restart for a while, you may consider cleaning the inactive memory to solve any performance issues you are having.
Features:
- Cleans inactive memory.
- Light on system resources while monitoring.
- Immediately halts monitoring when its window is not selected.
- Minimalistic and easy to use interface.
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