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. Due to the system service nature it requires Windows NT4/2000/2003 or XP to run, uses minimal resources and virtually no CPU time. The help file includes a screenshot based system performance guide.

Almost all RAM-Recovery programs do more harm than good. Usually the recovery is done too often (constant disk activity), too much data gets moved to the Paging File (so when the user switches programs there are major slow downs) and often the recovery is executed in times where the user does something important and CPU consuming, slowing down all system operations.

CachemanXP ensures:

• No recovery happens if the system has still a lot of free RAM left (below setting)
• Long pauses between recovery operations (pause setting)
• The recovery will be postponed if CPU intensive applications (like video editing software or a fullscreen game) are working
• Active programs are not moved to the Paging File