MemForge is a memory monitor with enough depth to diagnose a problem rather than just confirm one. A radial gauge and a used-versus-available composition bar give the headline, while history charts over one, five and fifteen minutes toggle between percent and absolute bytes and carry an allocation-rate readout that makes a slow leak visible long before you run out. The per-process table sorts by working set and shows private bytes alongside PID. The deep panel goes where Task Manager will not: committed charge against the commit limit, cached and standby memory, paged and non-paged pools, page-file usage and page faults per second, plus a card for each physical DIMM listing capacity, speed, type and vendor. Alerts cover memory above a threshold, available memory below a floor, or page-file pressure — each with a sustained-window rule.
What it does
Radial usage gauge with a used-versus-available composition bar
History charts over 1, 5 and 15 minutes with a percent-to-bytes toggle and hover crosshair
Allocation-rate readout that surfaces slow memory leaks early
Per-process table sorted by working set, showing private bytes and PID
Committed charge against commit limit, cached and standby memory, paged and non-paged pools
Page-file usage and page faults per second
A card for each physical DIMM with capacity, speed, type and vendor
Alerts for high memory, low available memory and page-file pressure, with sustained-window rules
Recording, CSV and JSON export, snapshots, mini monitor, tray and three themes
Windows installer (.exe) — installs in a couple of clicks, no extra runtimes needed
Platform:
Windows 10/11 (64-bit)
Version:
1.0.0
Download size:
78 MB
Requires:
Runs fully offline. No account, no subscription, no internet connection needed. Not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen may warn on first run - choose More info, then Run anyway.
Licence:
Free forever for all live monitoring, every chart, the process table, the deep information panel and recording to disk. A licence key unlocks alerts and notifications, CSV/JSON export and snapshots, and the tray and mini monitor.
