CachemanXP Feedback System

License: Shareware | Author: Outertech | Requirements: Windows 2000/2003 or XP/XP64

Have you been asking yourself how to make your computer faster? Have you been trying to fix computer slow downs with frequent rebooting, or even by completely reinstalling Windows? Instead of reinstalling, consider the CachemanXP software to make your computer faster in few minutes. CachemanXP is easy enough for novices to use, yet powerful enough for advanced users. Plus it offers an automatic backup feature to keep you on the safe side.

CachemanXP offers a wide range of PC tune up options including computer cache tweaks. What is a computer cache? A cache in computing is a high speed data storage component. Your computer tries to get data from a cache, before accessing slower storage components. The more data can be accessed from the cache, the better the computer's performance becomes. CachemanXP's one-click optimization will tune up all PC cache parameters, but you can change them also manually.

In Windows any program (=process) can be changed to temporarily run with a lower or higher processor priority. When a lower priority is configured for a process, Windows will give it less resources. A high priority process will get more CPU time and processing power. This can increase the performance of that particular process (especially if you run many applicaions at the same time). With CachemanXP you can change process priority for good, so it will be still at the configured priority after you reboot your computer.