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#1

Process Lasso / Re: Affinity Statistics

Last post by Autumner - November 18, 2024, 04:33:06 AM

I'll just add here that it'd be great for PL to provide general statistics on:

1. CPU avg (so we can know the most CPU-intensive processes)
2. Disk usage
3. RAM usage

Ideally, we'd have 1-day, 7-day and 30-day (or even custom) time-frames. Just a thought anyway, since PL already does some statistics. There are probably specific tools for this job out there already, I'm guessing.

#2

ParkControl / Re: What are the best

Last post by Chase Graves - November 18, 2024, 04:04:39 AM

High Priority: For fluid frames per second, set games to "High" or "Above Normal" priority.

#3

Process Lasso / Looking for a fun online game

Last post by cellcertainly - November 18, 2024, 03:13:57 AM

Hi everyone, Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but I may need your help. I have a nice CPU, Intel i5 13500, and GPU, 4070.

Maplestory, an ancient game I play, uses RAM, CPU, and other hardware. I think AMD and older Intel 12 and 13 generation processors function better with the game.

Could you help me disable cores or provide me any tips? You may construct the game CPU to work like an AMD X3D or vintage Intel CPUs if you can afford it.

#4

Process Lasso / Re: Having an error while usin...

Last post by celemtine - November 18, 2024, 01:49:34 AM

Yes, many gamers use Process Lasso to optimize their gaming experience. By assigning specific applications to certain logical cores, you can help reduce the load on core 0, which is often heavily utilized. This can lead to improved hit rates and frame rates during gameplay, as it allows the CPU to manage resources more efficiently.

Process Lasso's features, such as priority boosting and core affinity adjustments, can help ensure that your games run smoother by preventing background processes from interfering with your gaming performance. Have you tried using it, or are you considering it?

You're right, I do use it and it maximizes my in-game performance and frees up other memory that can be freed up. It's a good choice for gamers looking to improve performance and minimize background process interference

#5

Process Lasso / Re: Having an error while usin...

Last post by jessica101 - November 17, 2024, 10:49:42 PM

Process Lasso is a Windows application designed to manage and optimize processes in real-time. temple run 2

#6

Process Lasso / Re: Having an error while usin...

Last post by jessica101 - November 17, 2024, 10:47:57 PM

Yes, many gamers use Process Lasso to optimize their gaming experience. By assigning specific applications to certain logical cores, you can help reduce the load on core 0, which is often heavily utilized. This can lead to improved hit rates and frame rates during gameplay, as it allows the CPU to manage resources more efficiently.

Process Lasso's features, such as priority boosting and core affinity adjustments, can help ensure that your games run smoother by preventing background processes from interfering with your gaming performance. Have you tried using it, or are you considering it?

#7

Process Lasso / Re: Hi everyone

Last post by checkeager - November 17, 2024, 10:40:43 PM

Don't worry, I'm here to assist you get started with version 9.0.0.290. While the interface may appear intimidating at first, I will walk you through the procedure step by step.

Don't worry, I'm here to assist you get started with version 9.0.0.290. While the interface may appear intimidating at first, I will walk you through the procedure step by step.

Can you give specific step by step instructions to implement version 9.0.0.290 interface?

#8

Firmware Modification Kit and Embedded Systems / Inverter firmware and ch341t

Last post by wood sharpening - November 17, 2024, 04:42:17 PM

hi all,
my end goal is to access the firmware of my inverter in order to change certain values.
there is a usb port on the inverter and the owners manual states the driver for ch341t need to be installed to communicate with the inverter.
my level of computer literacy is so low I cannot find my way thru the info I find online regarding ch341t.
I've done what I could to "activate"/install ch341 onto my Linux machine but my understanding is it's already installed. yet when I connect the inverter to my laptop with usb I cannot seem to find the thing, although it is there when I type in "lsusb" in the terminal.
what's next?
I really appreciate any help.

#9

General / Great topic for discussion

Last post by RalphIPT - November 15, 2024, 01:01:08 PM

Great topic for discussion!

#10

Process Lasso / Re: Process Lasso Hurts more t...

Last post by suikagamewater - November 10, 2024, 10:03:27 PM

Modern Intel CPUs, particularly the 13th Gen and above, have aggressive power-saving features that dynamically scale clock speeds and core usage based on the workload. If PL is interfering with these settings by forcing a high-performance profile (or disabling power-saving states), it might result in higher temperatures and power consumption but without a proportional performance gain.