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Description
Auto-Optimization makes it suitable for novice and intermediate users yet it is also powerful and versatile enough for computer experts. Backups of settings ensure that all user modifications can be reversed with a single click.
Cacheman is localized with these languages
English, German, French, Spanish, Bulgarian, Danish, Dutch, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovenian, Traditional Chinese, Turkish
Unlike other tuneup utilities, Cacheman runs as a system service, minimizing resource usage and tweaking Windows at system-level.
Cacheman takes Memory Management to the next level. You can define which applications have the most importance to you. When your system runs out of RAM Cacheman will take it away from non essential programs and give it to the important ones. This is a drastic improvement to the default Windows memory management. You can even limit the RAM a specific application can use.
Improvements compared to the predecessor CachemanXP: Vista/Windows 7 support, Memory Management (e.g. you can define RAM limits for every application), Auto-Optimize Profiles, more tweaks, GUI enhancements
Cacheman Auto-Optimize is a one-click function which will examine your system and apply automatically best settings and system tweaks in order to improve performance and stability. You can also make your computer more suitable for a specific task by selecting individual Auto-Optimization profiles like "Gaming Computer" or "Network Server".
Process Management functions offered by Cacheman:
Properties.
displays the properties dialog of the selected process executable
Show window
brings the main window of the selected process to front (same as double click)
Open folder
opens the folder of the process executable with Explorer
Rename Title
changes the caption of the selected process main window
Look up entry on Internet
opens your default web browser and looks up information about the selected process
Lower RAM usage
moves non active parts of the selected process from RAM to Paging File
End Process
closes the main window of the selected application (normal exit)
Kill Process
eliminates the selected process from memory, use only on crashed applications that do not respond
Set Priority
sets the level of CPU Priority of the selected process, processes with higher Priority will get more CPU time and run faster, but slow down reaction times of other processes
Set Priority (sticky)
same as Set Priority with the difference that the priority will survive a computer reboot or a program restart
Tray Icons
Cacheman displays upto three icons in the Windows Tray Area.
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