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<blockquote data-quote="Elpibe" data-source="post: 799532" data-attributes="member: 42696">Hey all, i want to know if this &quot;process&quot; its secure for the Pc. Its a fix for games stutters / frame drops.Empty Standby List <a href="https://wj32.org/wp/software/empty-standby-list/" target="_blank">Empty Standby List</a>Is a command line for Windows (in my case W10) that empty the Cached ram usage (theres a video in youtube that show how to make it execute every 5min 10min, etc.). I saw in my pc that after playing for an hour or 2 the Cached Ram was really high (Btw 4gb-8gb and with a low requirement game), and after that my idle PC was at 30-35% ram usage (without a procces consuming high ram in the task manager). I have 16Gb Ram, so idle W10 was consuming 4-5Gb.I saw a lot of people saying it work (and i dont doubt it), but is it safe? or has a downside for doing it?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Elpibe, post: 799532, member: 42696"] Hey all, i want to know if this "process" its secure for the Pc. Its a fix for games stutters / frame drops. [SIZE=6]Empty Standby List [/SIZE][SIZE=3][URL="https://wj32.org/wp/software/empty-standby-list/"]Empty Standby List[/URL][/SIZE][SIZE=6][/SIZE] Is a command line for Windows (in my case W10) that empty the Cached ram usage (theres a video in youtube that show how to make it execute every 5min 10min, etc.). I saw in my pc that after playing for an hour or 2 the Cached Ram was really high (Btw 4gb-8gb and with a low requirement game), and after that my idle PC was at 30-35% ram usage (without a procces consuming high ram in the task manager). I have 16Gb Ram, so idle W10 was consuming 4-5Gb. I saw a lot of people saying it work (and i dont doubt it), but is it safe? or has a downside for doing it? [/QUOTE]

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