Gathered data is logged, with the possibility to view and save as CSV. A detailed graph displays real time updating CPU usage, percentage used per thread, as well as RAM load. In case you're computer's processor is under a lot of pressure, chances are that changes are instantly visible.
If you don't want to risk accidentally messing up system processes, you can always switch to the active processes tab to view only applications you're currently using. Amongst others, you can set class, affinity and memory priority, limit the number of instances, make it restart upon termination, prevent it from running, classify as game or enable hard throttling. When the application starts, you're overwhelmed with a rich window that displays real time updating info on CPU use, as well as processes with all there is to know about them, such as user, restraint history, application name, rules, priority, affinity, and other memory and CPU related fields.īringing up the context menu puts you in charge of considerable more options that the task manager lets you handle. However, specialized applications like Process Lasso Server put you in control of distribution, also displaying usage and other details. Your CPU dictates how fast computation is done, and Windows decides what the best distribution is in order to keep performance balanced. Every running process uses some amount of system resources, depending on what type of data they need to handle and how.
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