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Originally Posted by Paul
Nope, post 3, this one  If you look at the bar above each seperate post there is a number, those are the post numbers that we sometimes mention  |
That's the one I used to shut down processes I didn't need, and saved 100MB of memory for it. With everything closed, some times the processes can drop below 10 since I have such less services running.
Also helps speed up main applications, just make sure you don't shut down ones that ARE required, or you may need to do a bit of formatting
I can't remember how many run on boot-up on mine, can't check for another hour either
I usually have 400-450MB of memory free with everything closed, which is GOOD for games, and I only have 512MB memory