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= CachemanXP = Information Tab: I recommend that u disable "Auto
Recover Ram" along with the "Load Cacheman XP Tray" under Options Tab. Why? B'coz although Outertech assured us that CachemanXP
uses very low resources and almost zero cpu utilization, the effect when the program is enabled can still be easily noticed.
Hiccups often times occur when I have this program running on background. On the right hand side, there is a list of running processes. Looks pretty
much like Window's Task Manager huh? But there is an extra feature added there when u right click a process. U have an option
to "lower RAM usage" on a process of ur choice. This will temporarily lower the RAM usage of the given process by moving it
to pagefile. The length of lower RAM usage varies per softwares though. And I only recommend using this feature on background
apps. Cache Tab > File Cache Management: I recommend
setting this to "CachemanXP Controlled". Misc > Icon Cache: If u have less than 256mb
RAM, set this to 100 (or lower). Only increase if displaying becomes slow or if wrong icons gets used on shortcuts. If u have
256mb or more RAM, set this to 200 (or higher). Cache File Timeout: the default value of "10" should
be enough. Only decrease the value if u only have 192mb RAM (or lower) on ur system. Tweaks Tab: Only put a check mark on the ff boxes
(for optimal perfomance): Creation of short filenames (can be disabled if ur no longer using 16bit apps, Norton Systemworks,
and/or Catalyst drivers); Font Smoothing; Windows key (unless u don't want to use it); Autoend tasks; Defragment HD while
idle; Unload Dll's from memory. **The rest can be enabled/disabled depending
on the users preference. Hung and Wait to Kill Application Timeout: I recommend
giving them both a value of "3". Wait to Kill Service Timeout: I recommend a value
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