Lundberg02,
Here’s a post from yesterday at the Apple discussion boards which reinforces what Chris said. It’s a reply to a specific mention of iFreeMem:
Generally clearing cache will slow your system down, not speed it up. Data is kept in cache so it is available to your system from RAM rather then a slower source such as a disk or the web. Once you clear cache, your system is forced to get all the data once more from the slower sources, hence it runs slower.
Cache should only be clear when you have a very strong reason to believe that the data in cache has been corrupted and only then.
I know that is not what the developers of the cache cleaners tell you. But think about it for a half a second, if the only time anyone was going to use their product was when cache was corrupt they would be make about one sale a decade.
CLICK HERE <
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=9077355&a mp;#9077355> for the original thread at the Apple boards.