File Details |
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| File Size | 2.9 MB |
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| License | Shareware |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | January 12, 2012 |
| Total Downloads | 3,690 |
| Publisher | Outer Technologies |
| Homepage | CachemanXP |
Publisher's Description
CachemanXP is a system service designed to improve the performance of your computer by optimizing several caches, auto-recovering RAM and fine tuning a number of system settings. 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.
Latest Reviews
Zoroaster reviewed v2.20 on Jan 31, 2012
Cacheman XP 2.20 is it ? And Cacheman 7.50, what differences, a comparison chart would be smart.
I just can't stand these applications that are simultaneously delivered on two rows with NO information ; usually I just abndon the whole thing or I go to the software's homepage. This is what I've done for Cachemann, unfortunately the website is a true capharnaüm ... so, no see no buy, bye-bye ...
What a pain.
miked123 reviewed v2.0 on Jan 7, 2010
i use the free version just for the realtime cpu/ram monitoring graphs in the taskbar. didnt notice any performance changes as my system was already optmized and has 2 gigs of ram.
FreeSpeech reviewed v1.81 on Apr 25, 2009
- Improved memory recovery on systems with 4GB RAM
That is funny :D
h377r1d3r reviewed v1.51 on Jun 4, 2007
To my knowledge program does what is says it does, optimizes cache and is light on procesor. You are right you can just buy more ram, but if you use laptop ram is more expensive + if you run p2p app overnight (bittorrent?) it will chew up all free ram, cachemanxp will just clean up unused memory - that's it no involved.
hell() - erm... i didn't notice any invalid registry entries, can you provide any specifics?
Tweaks do work, only thing - kernel is still paging itself, i havn't seriously seen any app that can prevent it from doing that. Even if you modify registry it wont help :)
innerspirit - just keep it installed...
innerspirit reviewed v1.51 on Jun 1, 2007
I used to think this was a decent program up until when i found out that it will revert all tweaks when you uninstall it, so basically you are forced to keep it installed, or else.
hell0 reviewed v1.51 on May 14, 2007
Unfortunately not harmless. Like so many other tweak utilities, it sets invalid registry values, and doesn't undo them all when it is disabled or uninstalled.
Benefits are purely placebo. Of course, I will be screamed at for saying this, because no one wants it pointed out that they have been wrong and fooled.
madcats reviewed v1.50 on Apr 25, 2007
Probably harmless, but totally unnecessary. Just buy more RAM is the answer. Not any promises from the author about a performance miracle-refreshing honesty! But we know XP and VISTA are pretty good at moving RAM to were you need it.But I liked his original Cacheman using Windows98 using dial-up.
So you can support these software authors,because there's so many pirates who want everthing free.
Zoroaster reviewed v2.20 on Jan 31, 2012
Cacheman XP 2.20 is it ? And Cacheman 7.50, what differences, a comparison chart would be smart.
I just can't stand these applications that are simultaneously delivered on two rows with NO information ; usually I just abndon the whole thing or I go to the software's homepage. This is what I've done for Cachemann, unfortunately the website is a true capharnaüm ... so, no see no buy, bye-bye ...
What a pain.
miked123 reviewed v2.0 on Jan 7, 2010
i use the free version just for the realtime cpu/ram monitoring graphs in the taskbar. didnt notice any performance changes as my system was already optmized and has 2 gigs of ram.
FreeSpeech reviewed v1.81 on Apr 25, 2009
- Improved memory recovery on systems with 4GB RAM
That is funny :D
h377r1d3r reviewed v1.51 on Jun 4, 2007
To my knowledge program does what is says it does, optimizes cache and is light on procesor. You are right you can just buy more ram, but if you use laptop ram is more expensive + if you run p2p app overnight (bittorrent?) it will chew up all free ram, cachemanxp will just clean up unused memory - that's it no involved.
hell() - erm... i didn't notice any invalid registry entries, can you provide any specifics?
Tweaks do work, only thing - kernel is still paging itself, i havn't seriously seen any app that can prevent it from doing that. Even if you modify registry it wont help :)
innerspirit - just keep it installed...
innerspirit reviewed v1.51 on Jun 1, 2007
I used to think this was a decent program up until when i found out that it will revert all tweaks when you uninstall it, so basically you are forced to keep it installed, or else.
hell0 reviewed v1.51 on May 14, 2007
Unfortunately not harmless. Like so many other tweak utilities, it sets invalid registry values, and doesn't undo them all when it is disabled or uninstalled.
Benefits are purely placebo. Of course, I will be screamed at for saying this, because no one wants it pointed out that they have been wrong and fooled.
madcats reviewed v1.50 on Apr 25, 2007
Probably harmless, but totally unnecessary. Just buy more RAM is the answer. Not any promises from the author about a performance miracle-refreshing honesty! But we know XP and VISTA are pretty good at moving RAM to were you need it.But I liked his original Cacheman using Windows98 using dial-up.
So you can support these software authors,because there's so many pirates who want everthing free.