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You can view detailed memory usage statistics on your Windows PC, including Committed memory, Cache, Paged Pool, and Non-Paged Pool values.

Memory Check app on Windows 11

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What does this app do?

See real-time usage of your computer memory.

Memory Check is a utility application that allows you to view memory usage on your computer. On Windows, it displays metrics such as Committed, Cache, Paged Pool, and Non-Paged Pool. On macOS, it shows App, Wired, Compressed, and Free memory. It provides detailed information about which processes are using the most memory on your computer.

There is more to see

The Memory Check app also includes a visual widget that you can place on the Windows 11 Widget panel. If you are using macOS, the Liquid Glass widget can be placed directly on your desktop. This allows you to instantly see your current memory usage.

Features

Memory information in one panel
Get your memory usage information in one panel
Memory Check settings window
Easily change the style you want to displayed
Memory Check Windows 11 Widget Dark Mode
Memory Check widget available in a Light Mode
Memory Check Windows 11 Widget Dark Mode
And it supports Dark Mode
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Support Light and Dark Mode

The appearance automatically matches your system’s theme. If your OS is set to dark mode, you will see a dark-themed countdown window and widget. In light mode, a clean, bright style is applied instead.

Support Light and Dark Mode theme

Customize Widget Size

Add the widget to your Windows 11 dashboard and customize its size using the three-dots menu. Choose the size that best fits your preference.

Customize your Windows 11 widget size

Get Memory Check app

Download the Memory Check app today and monitor your memory like a pro. Stay informed and stay efficient. Get it now!

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Compatible with Windows 11, and macOS 14.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about the Memory Check app? Check out our FAQ section below for answers to common queries. If you need further assistance, feel free to contact our support team.

What is Memory Check?

Memory Check is a utility application that allows users to monitor their computer's RAM usage in real-time. It is available for both Windows and macOS platforms.

Can I install it on many devices?

Memory Check’s installation limits depend on the platform and licensing:

A Microsoft Store purchase can be installed on multiple Windows machines, up to 10 devices per Microsoft account.

App Store purchases are tied to your Apple ID. You can install the app on all Apple devices signed into that Apple ID, and you can also share purchases with your Family Sharing group.

Does Memory Check support widgets or pinned windows?

Yes! Memory Check supports both widgets and pinned windows for real-time memory monitoring. On Windows, you can use a pinned window or integrate it with the Windows 11 Widget panel. On macOS, it offers a Liquid Glass widget for the desktop and a menu bar icon to track memory usage instantly. This makes it easy to monitor RAM without opening the full app.

Can Memory Check monitor virtual memory or swap usage?

Yes, Memory Check can monitor both virtual memory and swap usage alongside physical RAM. On Windows, it tracks metrics like Committed Memory and Paged/Non-Paged Pools, giving insights into how the system manages virtual memory. On macOS, it monitors App, Wired, Compressed, and Free memory, helping users understand swap activity and memory pressure. This makes Memory Check a powerful tool for tracking overall memory performance.

Does Memory Check display memory usage in the taskbar or menu bar?

Yes. On Windows, Memory Check can integrate with the Widget panel or use a pinned window. On macOS, it provides a menu bar icon that shows memory usage as a static icon, percentage, or process bar.