For optimal results in version 1.0.2.8 and beyond, the following setup is widely recommended by the developer and community:
Despite its utility, ISLC is not a universal remedy. On systems with abundant RAM (32 GB+), the Standby List rarely causes issues. Moreover, some Windows updates alter memory management behavior, potentially making ISLC redundant or, in rare cases, counterproductive. The developer (Wagnard) himself advises using ISLC only when measurable stuttering is present. islc 1.0.2.8
Version 1.0.2.8 includes a refined process exclusion list. Users can prevent ISLC from cleaning memory associated with critical background apps (e.g., antivirus, RGB software), ensuring stability. For optimal results in version 1
ISLC monitors this list. When the list reaches a user-defined size, or when available free RAM drops below a certain threshold, ISLC instantly purges that cached data, ensuring your active game always has immediate access to fresh memory. The developer (Wagnard) himself advises using ISLC only