Cacheman 7.70 (2 Computer License)

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The Best (And First) Memory Optimizer!

Check this out folks -- Cacheman was literally THE FIRST Windows performance optimization software. Ever! Millions of Windows power-users have been utilizing it since 1997 to keep their PCs running as smooth as silk. How's that for pedigree!

We've all been there. The more applications you install and run, the slower and buggier your computer gets over time. Mildly annoying at first, this gradual degeneration can become a serious time suck and eventually even require the purchase of a new computer. Not a fun situation!

Many of these performance issues are the result of inefficient, confused memory and process management by Windows. And this is where Cacheman steps in. Cacheman is specifically designed to enhance computer speed and stability by optimizing caches, managing memory, and fine-tuning system settings.

And by golly, it works! Just a few minutes with Cacheman and you'll experience noticeable performance increases across the board!

For power-users and experienced tweakers, Cacheman offers an unprecedented level of control over memory and system functions. Got a memory leak? Use Cacheman to minimize the damage by specifying a maximum usage for the leaking application. Want to allocate more CPU juice to some applications and less to others? Use Cacheman to set permanent process priorities so that your important applications will always have enough resources for optimum performance!

And for those wishing to continually monitor their system processes, Cacheman offers up to five fully-customizable system tray icons that provide relevant information at a glance. Besides being able to specify which information is displayed, you can change the type (graph, block, number) and even the colors!

Cacheman can now dynamically regulate the priority of background processes (Anti-Virus programs, system services, Windows-Update installations) if they take too much CPU processing power. This means that the front-running application, whatever it might be, will get a significant boost. Cacheman will also ensure that applications leaking computer memory will not take away resources from the front-running application. Dynamic priority is already pre-configured and works from the start!

Cacheman is clearly ideal for the power-user, but the developers haven't forgotten about those of us who aren't quite as technically-inclined. Cacheman offers novices a fantastically-simple One-Click Auto-Optimize tool that examines your system and automatically applies the best settings and system tweaks in order to improve performance and stability. You can even optimize your computer for specific tasks by selecting individual Auto-Optimization profiles like Gaming Computer or Notebook | Netbook.

And for your peace of mind, Cacheman features an advanced backup feature that allows you to revert any of your tweaks with a single click!

Why waste another second on system lag? Give Cacheman a try today and experience that new-computer feeling all over again!

Version Alert! Check out what's new in Cacheman 7.70:

Greatly improved Gaming PC profile: Cacheman now optimizes Steam games, and includes NVidia SLI and AMD CrossFire support.
Cacheman now includes a new Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) optimization profile.
Improved basic profile.
Now supports Intel Haswell processors (Core i7 4770K, Core i5 4670K, etc).
Processes can now be hidden from the information tab.

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garrett james I am building a pc with 2 : 8-core cpus. Can Cacheman allocate resources for that many cores [16] ?

May 13 at 12:46am

Thomas Reimann Cacheman supports 16 cores.

Outertech Vendor - May 13 at 1:13am

Pim Joosten In the older comments (for previous deals) I read a lot of discussion about lifetime updates that one can purchase. Is that possible with this deal too? If not, what is the discount if I want to purchase a lifetime license after my original 2 year license has expired?

May 13 at 1:46am

Thomas Reimann A lifetime option will be available.

Outertech Vendor - May 13 at 1:55am

Heidi-Ann Kennedy Like always I pay full price for products!

Yet worth every penny, and running on two comps that run 24/7 processing video.graphics, and other programs that use high cpu and memory. . . this program virtually put the end for the usual reboot to regain resources. So this program is highly recommended, but a little knowledge to properly set to your likings is helpful. For those that run Process Lasso, yes they play very well together if time taken to get the benefit from both.

BTW: Outertech does have very responsive support.
You also may like to look at Linkman Pro. Another worthy program from Outertech.

Currently running on 64bit Win 7 4 core. No issues.

Tuesday at 11:38am

John Is there any software it is not compatible with such as RollBack Rx?
I saw a question about that in Older Comments.

Also, what is the cost of a lifetime license?

Wednesday at 6:07am

Thomas Reimann There are currently no known incompatibilities. The upgrade to lifetime license costs $7.50 with this deal (usually $19.50).

Outertech Vendor - Wednesday at 4:20pm

Thomas Reimann @Pim: if your haven't purchased a lifetime license and your 2 years license expires, you can get another 2 years license at a 40-60% discount (from the normal $39 price for 2-Computers). During that upgrade process you can change the 2 years to lifetime for 50% more (of the discounted price). Please keep in mind that Cacheman WILL keep working after the 2 years expire, you just will not be eligible for FREE updates (with lifetime option you will get always free updates).

Outertech Vendor - Wednesday at 4:24pm

Cassiano qs Google Chrome has a memory leak...

"Use Cacheman to minimize the damage by specifying a maximum usage for the leaking application."

How to specifying a maximum usage for the total usage by chrome?
I mean all the processes used by chrome... I'd like to limit about 900 Mb.

Wednesday at 8:03pm

Pim Joosten @ Thomas: Thank you for your reply. I had already decided to buy a lifetime license right away, especially considering the low price.

Also, I would like to thank you and BDJ for your offers here. If it was not for BDJ I would not have known about your software and I do read computer magazines, internet sites etc. I will also be buying Linkman Pro. I have been wanting a bookmark manager for quite a while know, I just did not have the time yet to really search for it. For anyone who is interested: at the same day of this promotion of Cacheman, Linkman, another Outertech product, is also on promotion.

Wednesday at 10:55pm

Thomas Reimann @Cassiano

You can only limit a specific process, not a group of similar processes. But such a feature would make sense. We will look what can be done for the next version.

Outertech Vendor - Wednesday at 11:22pm

Steve Larson I agree, fantastic product. Take a look at the other Outertech promotion (http://www.bitsdujour.com...kman-pro-8) and also their freeware products on outertech.com!

Thursday at 12:12am

John Westbury I purchased this software (for v7.60) through BDJ on 29/9/2012 but it doesn't appear to include a way to upgrade to v7.70.
I note that this offer says it offers upgrades included for 24 months. I do not remember the previous offers terms, but wonder if I have to purchase here again to download/upgrade or take up the Lifetime upgrade offer which is currently available.

Thursday at 7:03am

Thomas Reimann @John: just install 7.70 over 7.60, it's as easy as that!

Outertech Vendor - Thursday at 7:22am

Thomas Reimann .

Outertech Vendor - Thursday at 7:25am

John Westbury Thanks. Done. Simple really! Just that every other program has a 'Check for Update' feature, and one gets used to that option. Good program though, and I'd recommend it to everyone!!

Thursday at 9:41am

Pim Joosten I have already bought Cacheman on BDJ today, but do have a question which may also be relevant for others. In the older discussions there are questions about Cacheman and Process Lasso running together. Do I understand correctly that from version 7.50 onwards it is advisable to not have these programs run together anymore, as Cacheman has incorporated CPU management options since that version?

Heidi-Ann Kennedy mentioned in her post from last Tuesday that they run well together, so I am really wondering...

Thursday at 11:08am

Thomas Reimann @Pim you can run them together, but don't you the same functions of each program at the same time. Just imagine this situation - you set a process in Cacheman to stick at idle priority, then you set the same process to stick at high priority in Process Lasso. What will happen? The process will hop from low to high priority and back to low all the time (and that makes so sense).

Outertech Vendor - Thursday at 11:37am

Heidi-Ann Kennedy @PIm
Just like Thomas said it's a matter of being consistent.

They both actually handle matters somewhat different and can work together.

I prefer to keep Coachmen set to "Real time," and Process Lasso is set "high by "default.

Programs that require high CPU I exclude from restraint in PS and let Cacheman handle the Memory and CPU process. PS was not designed for memory management, even though there is advance setting for such. Leave memory management to Cacheman.

If I had to decide on just one or the other. . . With all due respect to Process Lasso, it would be Cacheman that would be kept. Due to my more pressing need to have all available memory for video and graphic programs.

So the next question is why run both. . .
I get software boredom and have to experiment. ~smiles~

Thursday at 12:52pm

Stephen Warkentien Do you have a return policy? I doubt I would need it but trial version has limited functionality and this deal is available today only.

Thanks for making your products available at discount!

Thursday at 6:56pm

Rich OBrien Is Cacheman 7.70 sold with a money back guarantee?
I downloaded and installed the trial version only to be told I could not run the trial because the 30 day trial was over before it began. A search of my computer shows that I downloaded Cacheman 7.10 in August of 2011. That somehow disqualifies me from looking at the current version. I'd love to have software that cleans up and manages my computer's memory so that I don't have to power down and restart Windows 7 two or three times a day.
If Cacheman 7.70 can do the job, the Bits Du Jour price would be well worth it and I will happily pay the small extra charge for endless updates.

Thursday at 10:28pm

Thomas Reimann @ Heidi-Ann

Right on! If both are auto-configured there can be problems, but if you know what you are doing, you can use both at the same time. p.s. "Coachmen" made my day ! :)

@Stephen/Rich The trial version has a basic profile, which should give you already a speedup boost to test Cacheman out. The process and memory management works also without restrictions. We do have a return policy only if Cacheman is not functioning correctly (giving error messages etc). A normal return policy is not available, because it would be rather easy to use Cacheman return and still keep a large part of the optimization (yes, this has happened often in the past).

Outertech Vendor - Friday at 2:26am

Thomas Reimann @Stephen again: It's not in Cacheman, because you can do it with the Windows Task Manager (Set Affinity).

Outertech Vendor - Friday at 2:27am

Terry Lee Great utility! I have tried it as long time ago and then it feel so good :)
I can recommend this!

Friday at 3:15am

Nelson Carvalho I'm trying to buy a lifetime license, but the link page is returning: 404 Not Found

Friday at 4:07am

Pim Joosten @Heidi-Ann & Thomas: thank you for your responses. They give me more insight. I am new to the territory of computer optimization, so I sometimes get confused as I have not looked at these programs very thoroughly yet. When I googled "difference between Cacheman and Process Lasso" the results I got were a couple of years old and stated that Cacheman is a memory program and Process Lasso a CPU management program and therefore could be very well used next to each other. That was however (well) before Cacheman v7.50 was published. Hence my question about version 7.50, because from that version Cacheman also has some CPU management options.

I am still trying to get more clarity though, about the differences between these two programs. Is it all right to say (in a somewhat "black and white" way) that Cacheman's focus is on memory management, but it also has some CPU management options and that for Process Lasso it is the other way around? So, if next to Cacheman I want more CPU management options I could install Process Lasso too (of course, being very careful with the settings of both programs)?

@Heidi-Ann: do you experience any added value of running Process Lasso next to Cacheman, or was it just to satisfy your "appetite for experimenting"?

Thank you for your answers, I really appreciate it!!

Friday at 4:51am

Heidi-Ann Kennedy @Pim,

Let me stress that some knowledge and attention to the programs are required till you get the best performance out of both.

Thomas can correct me if I'm wrong, but my observations indicate Cacheman (sometimes called coachmen by me. LMAO) only restrains background CPU processes, and Pro Lasso will restrain both foreground and background. So yes I see a benefit.

Important note: Exclude Cacheman from restraint in Pro Lasso.

One program that I use 24/7 yet sometimes background and sometimes foreground is Goodsync. It connect every three minutes to several government and corporate servers to mine. Though a very good program it's overly CPU thirsty, and depending how I'm running at the moment I do benefit from both.

Though again let me state that the average user would benefit more from running just Cacheman.

Ok this was a painful comment, I have Pulomanry Fibrosis and just passed out and cut my face open. . .

Take care folks and give the program a shot, you wont be disappointed.

Friday at 5:48am

Thomas Reimann @Heidi-Ann

That's correct. Cacheman does not restrain active/foreground processes since we believe that a program that is currently in use by the user should achieve the best performance possible. A foreground process can be restrained in Cacheman only if the user restraints it manually in the Sticky Priority section of the main Cacheman window.

Outertech Vendor - Friday at 6:02am

Pim Joosten @Heidi-Ann: Thanks again for your explanation. I must say that I am quite (some say very) knowledgeable with computers, but I just have not looked into optimization programs yet. Before ever using both programs at the same time on my computer I will be testing this situation in a virtual machine to see what the possibilities and limitations are. It is just that it got my interest when Process Lasso was mentioned by you and others in this thread. And whenever I read something like that I start to think whether this could be something for me too (you might also call that software curiosity :-)

I am curious what Thomas might have to add...

I wish you well Heidi-Ann. Hopefully the injury is not too bad...

Friday at 6:08am

VLM Heidi-Ann - I just wish to send you a big "THANK YOU" for making time to share what you have shared here. Your comments take us far beyond ordinary documentation into the realm of real, practical usage considerations. Excellent, very valuable!

Friday at 11:16am

Stephen Warkentien Cpu affinity is not persistent when set using windows task manager.

Friday at 11:41am

Rich OBrien I still don't know if Cacheman is sold with a money back guarantee. But I don't need to know. I purchased Cacheman and after running it for four hours, everything on my computer is quick and responsive as if I had just started my computer. Without Cachman after four hours my computer would usually become bogged down and unresponsive, requiring me to wait and wait before anything would happen. I would have to power down and restart Windows 7 in order to refresh my computer and make it quick and responsive again. And that was with a different brand of computer memory manager and cache software attempting to help. After only four hours, I'm convinced that Cacheman 7.70 is the computer memory management software I've been hoping to find.
After seven hours, I'm happy to report my computer is still quick and responsive. Is it my imagination or is it possible that Cacheman 7.70 has made my computer quicker and more responsive than it usually is when I first power into Windows 7? I know I may sound like I'm paid to say this. I'm not.
Of five memory management programs I've installed and tried, Cacheman is the only one that really makes my computer run the way I want it to.
If you're on the fence, trust me, Cacheman is worth owning.
Thank you Bits Du Jour once again for bringing great software to my attention and letting me buy it for a bargain price.

Friday at 12:24pm

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