MemoryView

MemoryView is a lightweight utility designed to show detailed information about how RAM memory is distributed to each process in Windows 10. It is important to note that the program does not show all running processes and chances are that it dismisses the ones protected under system process or by kernel drivers.

The application comes with a simplistic interface that is split in two tables. On the left side, users can preview the available running processes along with the PID-hex, PID-dec and names, whereas the right side includes thorough information about the attribution of memory. More precisely, users can learn the address, size, type, protection and other information associated with the memory for each process. Unfortunately, the information does not provide a way to save or export the data so that it can be further analyzed or compared.

Nevertheless, the information can come in handy in a variety of situations, such as debugging or checking software for memory leaks. To put it simply, it can help developers determine the amount of memory held by an application or process and compare the numbers when performing different tasks or when accessing different features. At the same time, it can lend a hand with establishing the number of processes that can run concurrently without affecting performance.