Regarding Probalance and game

[tech1m]

Hi!

First of all thank you for this amazing app, i have used the pro version before and decided to get it again =)

Now to my problem/question:

While playing Battlefield 5, i saw in the Process Lasso logg that ProBalance acted on BF5, that 100% is a bad thing right? and i should manually exclude it from ProBalance in this case, right?



Answers is much appreciated!

Many thanks /Kim

[Gerardohnson]

Not really. ProBalance is designed to maintain system responsiveness by temporarily de-prioritizing background processes when the system is under high CPU load.

[Lillian Quinn]

To keep Geometry Arrow running smoothly, you need to make sure libraries like DirectX, Visual C++ Redistributable and .NET Framework are updated to the latest version from Microsoft's website.

[edgarandrews]

Yes, if ProBalance is acting on Battlefield 5, it can negatively impact performance. Since BF5 is a high-performance game, you should manually exclude it from ProBalance to prevent unwanted CPU priority adjustments.

[GeraldCollier]

I have also encountered similar situations when playing heavy games, ProBalance sometimes interferes with the game's progress. Usually, with full-screen and high-performance games (like BF5), it is best to put the game in the exclusion list to avoid being affected.

In addition, you can monitor the log a few more times to make sure it is not just a false positive (ProBalance interferes but does not actually cause lag). If you see FPS being affected, then exclude is the safe choice.

[limbitoun]

having ProBalance kick in during BF5 can cause unwanted stutters...

Just right-click the BF5 process and select "Exclude from ProBalance" to keep your gameplay smooth and uninterrupted.

[neoone]

Not necessarily bad—ProBalance can briefly act on Battlefield V under heavy CPU load. For best gaming performance, it's recommended to exclude BF5 from ProBalance, but it's optional if you're not noticing issues.