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Why Memory optimizers are fraudware

Last week the Techlog crew visited the technet expert-conference given by David Solomon the co-author of Windows Internals. If you have the chance to visit one of David's sessions on Windows Internals you should go there, it's worth it. During Teched in Amsterdam from the 5th until the 8th of July later this year David and Mark Russinovich will give more in depth Windows Internals sessions with hands on labs.

David pointed us to an article which explaines why memory optimizers are fraudware.

The Memory-Optimization Hoax at Windows IT Pro Magazine

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