Preserve computer performance and stop programs from using up the processor while they are running.
In order to speed up the computer, we will learn how to choke programs that you are not using right now to stop them from using up a lot of processor power. Many system and program-related tasks and processes run in the background and during operation, some of which use a large percentage of the processor's power and make it difficult to run other programs at the same time, which causes the computer to freeze.
With the help of Battle Encoder Shirasé, a free Windows application that also comes in a portable version, you can figure out what percentage of the processor is permitted for programs and stop them from using a significant portion of it while they are running.
It pertains to both foreground and background tasks that programs execute. In this way, you will tighten the noose on programs that consume a large percentage of the processor's work while preventing you from using large programs and games, in a step that will certainly spare you from severe slowness of the computer and sudden spasms. In return, you will be able to speed up the computer and speed up the games.
Download the program from the link below the post, and after running the program, you will get this window. Click on the Target button.
You will get this window, and through it you can throttle the programs that consume the processor's work, and it has:
1. Display all programs and their associated tasks that are running in the foreground or background. Identify the task that is consuming a large percentage of the processor.
2. Click the Limit this button to throttle the selected program or task or the Limit/Watch button to throttle the program while keeping it under surveillance.
3. Drag the bar to set the program throttling ratio and reduce the percentage allowed to be consumed by the program.
4. Click on the Unlimit button to release the program from throttling.
Battle Encoder Shirasé