Essentially a memory defragmenter which will allocate some RAM, making Windows swap all data in RAM to the swap file. The memory is then released, so Windows will restore the data to RAM without any fragmentation. The program resides in the system tray, and can be started automatically when Windows starts. You can defrag memory from the system tray pop-up menu if you want to. It also displays information about RAM, the page/swap file and user-address space allocation. There are two active gauges which display the active memory and active CPU usage. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.