Rember

Rember is a handy little app that helps you use the memtest command line tool without having to jump into Terminal. With Rember, you can easily control your memory tests right from its user-friendly interface, and it keeps track of everything for you!

How Does Rember Work?

When you start up Rember, it takes a look at your computer and gives you details about its built-in memory. You’ll see info like the type of memory, size, speed, and which slots are being used. And hey, if you don’t want to see this info every time it opens, no worries—you can skip that part!

Setting Up Your Memory Test

Next up, switch over to the Rember interface where you can choose how much memory to test: go all out or just pick a specific amount. Plus, there’s a spot for setting how many loops you want to run—either enter a number yourself or let it go for as many as possible.

Running the Test

Once you're all set with your choices, just hit the Test button! Rember will start running various tests while you can easily monitor everything from its main window. Remember though: while you can decide how many loops to run, you won't have control over which specific tests happen.

Your Results Are Ready!

When the testing wraps up, Rember will let you know if everything passed or if there were any issues. It’ll give details on total built-in memory, available memory, requested amounts, and what was allocated for testing.

Diving Deeper into Your Test Data

You’ll also see how many loops were selected and completed by memtest along with the start time and end time. If you'd like to keep a record of this data, you can print it out or save it in a TXT file!

Taking Notes on Performance

If you're really into tracking things closely, Rember lets you log activity in verbose mode so that every detail gets saved in a text document.

The Bottom Line on Rember

This app makes checking your Mac's memory easy by using the memtest command line tool but does all the heavy lifting through an intuitive graphical interface—no Terminal required!