Cache Out X - free up space in OS X
Mac's OS X operating system has a number of system caches where it stores information that may be of use in the future, to speed up the process of looking it up. The trouble is, there appears to be no limit to how large these caches can grow to be. At a certain point, a huge cache can be just as bad as no cache at all in terms of performance. Plus, all it's really doing is storing "nice to have" ...





