Downloaded and am testing a program called MemTurbo. Unsurprisingly,
it seems to be absolutely worthless. Win95 already has a fairly good
memory handling, that uses a swapfile extensively. As far as I can see,
MemTurbo simply moves more stuff out of internal memory, freeing up
space there. But the operating system does that anyway when needed,
so why do it when it's not needed? I found absolutely no positive
effect of this program.
What I could really need was some softwiz to free up conventional
memory under DOS, so I can play Master of Magic on my new machine.
Memmaker managed to do this on my old 486, but not here. (*Grumble*)
MemTurbo definitely isn't made for this.
Brought home a big candle, a spray bottle, a couple of towels and
stuff for myself. Things I almost needed. Paid a stack of bills.
I better pay enough that I won't be bothered until well after Christmas.
Hopefully there will be enough left to buy a few Christmas presents
or at least a few new clothes for the student. I most definitely
don't have money for even a moderate PC, though.
Visit the Diary Farm for the diaries I've put out to pasture until they
buy the farm:
November 1998