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Unregistered October 8th, 2001 10:25 PM

Xolox uses all my RAM-solution
 
I noticed that Xolox eats computers memory on a frequent speed... so I installed Rambooster... Now Rambooster frees 100Mb of memory always when it goes below 32Mb.... works for me... no more freezes or sumthing...

Unregistered October 8th, 2001 11:21 PM

good idea
 
Of course fixing XoloX so it won't do this would be better.

Moak October 9th, 2001 03:34 AM

> Xolox uses all my RAM

You are using Win9x/ME, right?

Unregistered October 9th, 2001 04:02 AM

ram chewer
 
im using win2000 with 256mb ram and xolox chews up my ram
this would be a major fix to xolox

puffa October 15th, 2001 01:33 AM

I'm using 2000 SP2 with Xolox and it doesn't eat my RAM at all.

I can leave it running all day with no problems and usage never goes above about 150MB.

oudoulj October 16th, 2001 08:35 AM

I use W2K + SP2 with 256Mb SDRAM and XoloX is very greedy when I bring up the task manager :(

Something should be fixed in the next version I hope...

Unregistered October 17th, 2001 03:18 AM

i'm having win2k SP2 320MB RAM and no problems with that

Unregistered October 17th, 2001 07:36 PM

If you defrag more often (at least once a week) RAM won't be a problem with Xolox any more .

Moak October 18th, 2001 01:41 AM

Defraging harddisk does solve your RAM problem??

Morgwen October 18th, 2001 04:13 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Moak
Defraging harddisk does solve your RAM problem??
May be there some magical tricks you donīt know... :D

Morgwen

laurentabcdef October 21st, 2001 11:18 AM

Dont forget that Xolox ram usage is not depending on your CPU or operating system its depending of :

Number of search processed, number of directories and files shared, number of file you are downloading and uploading, your horizon, and most important : your bandwith and the BW setting.

If you have ram problems, try reducing the files shared to 1000, and reduce the BW setting.

laurentabcdef October 21st, 2001 11:22 AM

To answer to your question about disk defrag :

Well no : disk defrag is not related to ram usage.

but ram fragmentation you can have.

Note : just rebooting, make a ram defrag

launch xolox immediately after booting, and wait 1 min before launching others apps.

ironwalker October 21st, 2001 06:41 PM

Couldnt even run the program cause' it dropped my resources from 98% - 23% after defrag,scan disk...blah bla bla.I couldnt even close the opening window with tip to exit....three times.I have a powerful system also.Its chewing resources not ram.There is a difference.512mb of ram here with 98% resources should operate any program.Xolox is broke! :(

Unregistered October 22nd, 2001 03:03 AM

NitroRam
 
There is a progrgram out called NitrroRam that you can set it so whenever you are running out of RAM it will clean some stuff up so you can get it back. It is a great progrram for me. I have NEVER experienced any problems. Just goto yahoo.com and search for it.

-Shaun

Unregistered October 22nd, 2001 03:38 PM

memory leak
 
In my case (actually cases, since behavior seems to be the same with either 98 SE or 2K SP2) the higher I set the max upload speed, the faster my resources go away. Below a setting of 6, however, with my ADSL connection, I can run indefinitely without problems.


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