TuneUp Utilities™ 2012 released official

[jamescv7]

Features

Get the brand new TuneUp Utilities™ 2012!
The Most Powerful TuneUp Utilities of All Time!

Boosts PC speed by up to 50%, all thanks to Program Deactivator 2012
Extends battery life with an all-new TuneUp Economy Mode
Saves power by up to 30% and upgrades PCs with an enhanced power management
30 tools in 1: more speed, better stability, less problems

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[D Bone]

Sounds too good to be true....................

 

[MrXidus]

A screenshot I took in VM of its UI since its website does not show one yet.

I'll be sticking to my CCleaner.

 

[win7holic]

the GUI looks better than 2011 version.

2011 version

 

[Deleted member 178]

i want to see the resources usage, i know it create a service.

 

[win7holic]

yes, it's create service.
MrXidus probably will show RAM usage.

* for 2011 version just use 13.5MB with 2 processes.

 

[MrXidus]

i want to see the resources usage, i know it create a service.

 

[win7holic]

13.5MB on 2011 version ,and just 5.3MB RAM on 2012 version.
Decreasing RAM usage. Great.

 

[WinAndLinuxTutorials]

I'll be sticking to my CCleaner.

Same here

 

[Deleted member 178]

i prefer windows 7 manager, no services, no processes.

 

[moonshine]

Usint TU 2012 myself right now and I can say that the performance is better than the 2011 version, 2011 used to slow down my startup.

 

[Deleted member 178]

Usint TU 2012 myself right now and I can say that the performance is better than the 2011 version, 2011 used to slow down my startup.

the reason why i didn't used it anymore, but did you gain in performance with its tweakings?

 

[moonshine]

I only felt an increase in performance during the startup.

 

[NathanF1]

From TuneUp Blog

Recently published article on some of the new and enhanced features of TU 2012 plus the results of their internal benchmarking, claim significant improvements in battery life and performance:

Solved: Short battery life and high power consumption
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Want proof? We used the benchmark suite PCMark 7 to simulate a heavy workload on a laptop. By throttling CPU, reducing display brightness, and reducing background activity, the laptop’s battery lasted 30% longer (37 minutes) with TuneUp Economy Mode as compared to Windows’ power-saving mode, all by pressing a single button! We’ll be writing a follow-up post that takes a deeper dive into the TuneUp Economy Mode benchmarking process, so stay tuned if you’d like to learn more.

High PC usage caused by third-party programs
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Again, need proof? In our recent internal study, we determined boot time improvements of more than 30%: One heavily-loaded desktop needed 63 seconds to cold boot to the Windows desktop – TuneUp Utilities managed to make it load the desktop in 46 seconds. On a faster (SSD-based) Core i5 system, boot times went down from 33 seconds to 23 seconds. That’s quite an achievement. But it’s not about boot time: On the same PC, 2.65 GB of memory was used by programs – TuneUp Utilities 2012 brought it down to roundabout 1.05 GB. Largely thanks to TuneUp Program Deactivator! In the future, we’re going to publish some of our tests so you can see (and check!) for yourself.