Quote from: luxe on February 14, 2016, 12:20:15 AM

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Quote from: jaggard on February 11, 2016, 10:53:54 AM

Here's something that may help people on win 7 - Dyncache, a service to manage cache sizes. Something that m$ put out to implement similar cache management for it that they put in win 8+. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=9258

Thanks for that hint jaggard!
I have no Win7 for testing, could someone confirm, that this works?
@equipoise, maybe this can fix your issues?

I'll test it first free time possible - most probably next few days. I didn't found it when I searched for a solution. I'll let you know if this fixed it. Thank you for sharing.

It's not helping. I set the maximum read cash RAM to be 2GB on my 16GB RAM system and I ran it about 24 hours. There may be a bit of improvement in the responsiveness, but it's far from what's needed.

Did you test this one: http://forum.burst-team.us:4567/topic/37/runaurufu-s-memory-cleaner-win ... guess all wont work if its the java vm allocation the memory?!

I tried many memory cleaners when I had the same problem with Blago's miner - some of them were reported working by other users in the Burst thread. I even tried different solutions discussed in code forums and wrote and compiled some cleaner solutions on my own. They were not helping back then and I don't think any memory cleaner would help for jminer on win 7 too.