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The pie graph

The pie graph shows how much of your memory is currently being used, how much is free, and how much has been saved directly by MemoryBoost. The legend shown in the lower right-hand corner of the window indicates what the different pieces of the pie graph mean. Blue is used memory; pink is free memory; and the dark pink color is free memory that has been recovered directly by MemoryBoost.

The statistics (Overview)

The numerical memory statistics are shown in the Overview box. You can see how much free memory you have, how much is in use, how much is installed on your computer. MemoryBoost also tracks your System resources, which are special parts of memory that Windows uses for displaying graphics on the screen, opening files and other system-level operations. The numbers shown represent the percentage of System resources that are free.

The history (Over time)

The line graph shows your memory usage over time. Higher values mean that more memory is free; the Y-axis is free memory (in percent) and the X-axis is time.