[Donkeyhuff]

Sorry if this is posted else were, I looked didn't find anything.

I just have a quick question, I'm in the process of downloading .113 for the storm and as I'm reading feedback about the OS I'm seeing a few post about users memory. (i.e. one user posted their memory was at 41)

How to I tell what my memory is at and what is a reasonable number it should be displaying?

Thanks

[wassct]

It really depends how many apps you have running. Anyway just click Options>Status and it will give you that info. You can also click Options>Memory and scroll to the bottom of the page.

[Donkeyhuff]

It really depends how many apps you have running. Anyway just click Options>Status and it will give you that info. You can also click Options>Memory and scroll to the bottom of the page.

I just finished the update and checked my memory and it was at 100%, what type of apps would cause this number to decrease?

[BBartist]

I just finished the update and checked my memory and it was at 100%, what type of apps would cause this number to decrease?

any app that does a constant pull of information from the internet I.E. WeatherBug updating, also can be a programming error that does not allow the program to develop a cache of information to retrieve common information and pictures...the program actually has to renew everything when it is opened, uses more memory

[Donkeyhuff]

any app that does a constant pull of information from the internet I.E. WeatherBug updating, also can be a programming error that does not allow the program to develop a cache of information to retrieve common information and pictures...the program actually has to renew everything when it is opened, uses more memory

Ok, thanks for the info.