RamMap 1.61

RAMMap, developed by Sysinternals, is a sophisticated tool designed for analyzing physical memory usage on Windows Vista and later versions. It provides detailed insights into how Windows allocates physical memory, the amount of file data cached in RAM, and the memory consumed by the kernel and device drivers.

Features and Tabs

The utility organizes information across multiple tabs, each presenting data in a unique way:

• Use Counts: Summarizes memory usage by type and paging list.
• Processes: Displays working set sizes for individual processes.
• Priority Summary: Shows prioritized standby list sizes.
• Physical Pages: Details per-page usage for all physical memory.
• Physical Ranges: Lists physical memory address ranges.
• File Summary: Identifies file data stored in RAM, organized by file.
• File Details: Breaks down individual physical pages by file.

Functionality

RAMMap enables users to explore Windows memory management, investigate application memory usage, and address specific questions about RAM allocation. Its refresh feature allows for real-time display updates, and it supports saving and loading memory snapshots for further analysis.