Too much memory is being used?

hello,
i have 256mb, but when i look at task manager, my free physical memory is just 60mb?  it used to be 120+mb
i have fuzzylogic 4, nforce apu, modem, immersion(logitech itouch), star wars screenthemes on my taskbar.
dont know what takes much of my memory
and is there a software that checks memory errors?  does sisoft does that?
thanks,
edison
svchost is taking a big part, 15mb, iexplore, 19mb

noby, beaverpants,
i uninstalled fuzzylogic and downloaded and installed speed fan...some questions though
the informations are written like this...
Fan01: 0 RPM                     Temp3:72C
Fan02: 2446 RPM               Temp2:50C
Fan03: 4441 RPM               Temp1:37C
the fans starts from 1 - 3 but the temps starts from 3 -1, i suppose the fan 3 is my cpu fan, does that mean temp 1 is my cpu temp?
and how does it detect fan speed, well for the cpu fan, i connected it directly to the psu, but there's this single wire connected to the mobo for fan speed detection but my case fan doesnt have the single wire, it only connects to the psu, how could speedfan detect it?
thanks,
edison

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