WoW Memory Relief

[Mr.Vanderbilt]

Hey guys, just wanted to stop by and help those out who want to run multiple WoW clients, or just have little RAM and want to take some stress off their desktop. When I open Task Manager, I've seen my WoW Memory Usage go as high as 950.0 MB per client. Compared to other clients, this is a mass amount. However, a really simple fix to this is Razer's "Game Booster."

This Game Booster is an application anyone can download for free, once they sign up for a free account (Simple Sign-Up Username, E-Mail and Password). Download this application, click utilities and click "Boost Now." (Screenshots Provided) To sign-up, please visit: http://www.razerzone.com/



Sorry for my poor circling skills! Here is the application! (I claim no ownership to this. I don't work, didn't contribute to or have any ownership with Razer.)



Memory Use Pre-App



Memory Use Post-App

I hope this helps someone! Even if you're only running 1 WoW client, the Game Booster can still lower your Memory use tremendously! This will reduce lag, increase load speed and allow for other applications to run better in the background! Mods, if this is in the wrong place, feel free to move it to the appropriate thread.

[SuddenlyBRAINS]

Asking for rep is not allowed. You should edit out your "P.S." section.

Likewise, this is more suited for the World of Warcraft: Bots and Programs section.

While you gave the name of the program, you should post a link to it, as well as a scan from Virus Total. Considering how many "game boosters" there are and how easy it is to simply mask a virus, providing a link to the correct location would work wonders.

Finally, use an image hosting site when posting images, as it takes a long time for attachments to be viewable in many cases. Imgur works wonders for that.

[Mr.Vanderbilt]

Thank you SuddenlyBRAINS, I'm new to this community so I'm still getting the hang of everything. Since reading your post I have: Deleted the P.S section, added the website & messaged a moderator in regards to moving this to the correct section. However, I'm not sure how to provide a Virus Total tool, nor am I savvy enough to recommend one, as I just rely on Kaspersky.

Thank you again for your help, I hope the useful information was not lost in my posting-errors.

[HunterHero]

I've just downloaded it and tried it out. My Wow.exe ranges between 850mb to 1.6gb from time to time. After 5 mins of using it, it doesn't seem to do anything really. The memory usage is around 950mb and still having low fps even though on lowest settings.

[Mr.Vanderbilt]

That's odd! If you want to PM me some screenshots of how you did it, I'd love to check it out. Until my photos are uploaded, my guide is lackluster heh.