Cacheman Changelog

7.50

· Dynamic Priority 

Cacheman will dynamically lower the priority of background applications
that use a lot of processing power. The application that is active will run
faster this way. You can exempt a specific application from this feature
by configuring a Sticky Priority.

· Improvements to existing profiles (including new descriptions)  
· Extended Basic Profile 
· New profile: Windows 7 Tablet optimization 

This profile improves user interface responsiveness on several
Windows 7 tablet computers including Asus Eee EP121,
Samsung Sliding 7, Viliv X70 and the Lenovo U1 Hybrid.

· New Tweaks 
· Six new Skins 
· Manual RAM recovery function is now available also outside of debug mode (Tray Icon menu and Defragment menu)
· Support added for Intel LGA 2011 processors (Core i7-3820, Core i7-3930K and Core i7-3960X) 
· Support added for AMD Phenom II X4 650(T), 850 and 980 processors 
· Greatly improved support for non western languages (Japanese, Chinese etc.) 

7.10

· New profiles: Notebook | Netbook and Super User
· Windows 7 SP 1 compatibility
· Existing profiles have been tweaked
· Increased maximum possible tray icons from 3 to 5
· You can change the looks of Cacheman by switching to different skins (10 skins included in the default installation)
· Better support for several new processors, including Intel Gulftown (e.g. Core i7-980X) and AMD Thuban (e.g. Phenom II X6)
· New performance and usability tweaks
· Improved toolbar
· Process list shows more information about services (e.g. svchost.exe instances)
· Several utilities can be quickly launched from the tray icon menu
· You can create system restore points on the backups tab and in the tray icon menu
· Tray icon works better with UAC on 64bit Windows

7.0

· Complete program rewrite for Windows Vista and 7 compatibility