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07-12-07, 01:39 AM

Yup. I knew it'd be out today, so jumped on it as soon as it showed up. Wisbar Advance 3, SKTools, MemMaid, and a few other applications have process viewers which allow one to kill running processes. Previously, the only other applications to show CPU usage took about $10-20 to get just for that and some of the same process killing functionality, so I'd have to say I'm quite happy with MemMaid 2.0. I haven't dug much into the Storage Card management features yet (the scan seems to be something akin to a disk scan, to judge by how it risks killing data), but so far everything else seems to work well.

And while the ReclaimRAM function is supposed to ask programs to free up space as well... it doesn't feel as aggressive as SKTools' version. Not that I really mind, not in the end - it does a good enough job, and it's pretty easy to get to. So far, I'd have to say this is a worthy upgrade, and a no-brainer if you bought MemMaid 1.x in the past two or so months (which entitles you to a free upgrade).

07-12-07, 01:39 AM	#5 (permalink)
Haesslich Guest Posts: n/a	Yup. I knew it'd be out today, so jumped on it as soon as it showed up. Wisbar Advance 3, SKTools, MemMaid, and a few other applications have process viewers which allow one to kill running processes. Previously, the only other applications to show CPU usage took about $10-20 to get just for that and some of the same process killing functionality, so I'd have to say I'm quite happy with MemMaid 2.0. I haven't dug much into the Storage Card management features yet (the scan seems to be something akin to a disk scan, to judge by how it risks killing data), but so far everything else seems to work well. And while the ReclaimRAM function is supposed to ask programs to free up space as well... it doesn't feel as aggressive as SKTools' version. Not that I really mind, not in the end - it does a good enough job, and it's pretty easy to get to. So far, I'd have to say this is a worthy upgrade, and a no-brainer if you bought MemMaid 1.x in the past two or so months (which entitles you to a free upgrade).