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Zapawaf
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Hello friends.

I have an old ASUS ROG G751JM.

When I check the task manager it shows pages of things using memory. I've already stopped programs I'm familiar with from booting on startup, but I'm no expert, so I don't dare start disabling other things without knowing if they're essential.

I was wondering, is a tuner of sorts that will close out all unnecessary garbage to free up some memory?

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A lot of antivirus software has this functionality I believe. I know Avast does, but I think only for the payed version

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There isn't anything that would do exactly that. CCleaner clears mainly temp files and stuff like that. ASC is same in pretty UI, but even memory cleaner from paid version is just gimmick. Malwarebytes is good one to check out if you suspect something running that isn't supposed to be.

 

You could also post a pic of your most resource (=RAM) hungry processes and we can take a look. Just looking at my own processes, most are under 10Mb of RAM each, there being only one 10Mb+ app that I could close without it having any effect of my usage. Any Windows process (Service Host ones) you should leave alone. There are apps that can disable some of those (this is one of them, recommended by Tek Syndicate).

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