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idolwind on 22/06/2010 - 21:53 mag.uniblue.com (281 clicks)
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Software Details:
http://www.uniblue.com/software/speedupmypc/

SpeedUpMyPC scans your computer to identify the processes, files and settings that are slowing you down, before wielding a powerful range of tools to optimize your system for improved performance. With single click simplicity, network settings, RAM and CPU function are all scanned, cleaned and tuned for speed, while junk files are deleted for space. The result is a computer that works faster and better.

Just sign up the page and the license will sent to you mailbox~

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  • seanbaussie on 22/06/2010 - 22:20

    Rego site timing out, mb overloaded?

  • b8two on 22/06/2010 - 22:32
    +2

    Junkware?

    • [Deactivated] on 22/06/2010 - 22:37
      +1

      Big tick.

  • ShortyX on 22/06/2010 - 22:33
    +5

    This works brilliantly - I had an old 286 with 4MB of RAM and it now runs faster than my new i5 system.

    • [Deactivated] on 22/06/2010 - 22:37
      +1

      ilold.

    • CereaL on 22/06/2010 - 22:56
      +1

      lol

      wtf ?

    • ozhunter on 22/06/2010 - 23:26
      +2

      someone might take that comment seriously lol.

  • tonyjzx on 22/06/2010 - 23:01
    +1

    do people even use this kind of 'ram/system optimisation' crap these days???

    • Joey4 on 22/06/2010 - 23:14
      +1

      nope

    • [Deactivated] on 22/06/2010 - 23:21
      +1

      My job is basically glorified friend-who-knows-stuff-about-computers.

      RAM optimisers, registry defraggers, driver tweakers, and super security secret awesome security analyzers are incredibly common. And on the systems that have several of them, it's common to have annoying and impossible to fix without reinstall software issues.

  • cyssero on 22/06/2010 - 23:16
    +1

    This type of stuff can do more harm than good, I'd stick to Pirisoft's CCleaner (if anything - I don't use it on my own system). It will clean out temporary used files, MRU (most recently used), etc. Even its registry cleaner is known to cause problems with programs (Auto CAD for one) - which is why it suggests you back everything up. Even Vista/7 defrag automatically.

    Windows Superfetch caches processes in memory to help you, flushing this cache will just cause frequently accessed programs to load slower. Of course it (Superfetch) frees the cache when memory needs to be addressed by other programs.

    There's no point in having 4GB of RAM and utilising just 600MB of it. Rarely will you find yourself needing 'SpeedUpMyPc 2010'.

    Put simply - Windows XP/Vista/7 are more than capable of managing system upkeep on their own.

  • WhiteEvo6 on 22/06/2010 - 23:29
    +2

    haha i love this stuff, its the type of shit that keeps me employed…everyone download it LOL

  • skazclaw on 22/06/2010 - 23:58

    System Care Professional seems to work?

  • JudasX on 23/06/2010 - 04:40

    yeah.. system care profession which was available for free a short while ago, has been working well for me..

  • h4lcyon on 23/06/2010 - 08:54

    Speed Up My PC is not too bad compared to others.

    It mostly contains UI tweaks so that menus pop faster, My Computer opens quicker because network drive searching is disabled by default, old file name compatibility disabled, etc.

    I've used it a few times and whilst I would never pay for it, it is not harmful.

    Obviously any TSR tweaks should be avoided, as the OS is better equipped to manage these resources.

    • b8two on 24/06/2010 - 12:31

      I never thought of that….

      Speed a computer up by tweaking how fast menu delays are. Good one.

      Should there also be software that installs as a trial that does the opposite and increases the delay? then you can see the difference.

      would this software speed up a freshly installed pc? (if by the way of above, yes)

      • h4lcyon on 24/06/2010 - 14:05

        It's a lazy and foolproof way of applying tried and tested registry hacks :)

        If your running Win7 I'd give it a miss.

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