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ProcessTamer process control tools how to optimize the use of system resources, many novices are not very clear about this, in order to help you solve this problem, the following editor will explain in detail for you, people with this need can come to learn, I hope you can gain something.

Use ProcessTamer's process control tools to manage processes and optimize your system resource usage. The details are as follows.

When we are using computers, the system resources are too large, and insufficient memory is a common problem. Let's take a look at the solution.

The main reason for the above situation is that a small number of "overbearing" processes occupy too much system resources, which can easily lead to an obvious shortage of system resources allocated to other processes, resulting in "the stronger the strong. The weaker is weaker" polarization, unless you manually release the process from the task manager, but it is obviously very troublesome. Here, the author recommends a process control tool called ProcessTamer, which can automatically schedule the utilization of CPU in the background so as to achieve the optimal management of the process.

Compared with other process management software, ProcessTamer has three major advantages:

One of the advantages: stupid operation

By default, ProcessTamer will run automatically after installation, and the process management function has been automatically enabled, and an icon similar to balance will be displayed in the system tray. The program will monitor the CPU occupancy rate of the application in real time in the background, and automatically adjust the execution priority of the program according to the occupancy rate, and allocate appropriate resources to other executing applications, and then automatically call back the CPU utilization rate when other programs are finished or no longer occupy CPU resources.

From this point of view, ProcessTamer provides a completely foolish process management mechanism, and you can automatically control the process without any settings after installation. Double-click the icon or right-click "Configure" to open the window shown in figure 1. The "Processes" tab looks a bit like Windows's task manager, showing information about the currently running processes, including the following:

Figure 1

Current occupancy rate of CPUInst.:CPU

Average CPUAvg.:CPU occupancy rate

ApplicationName: application name

Priority: priority

ExplicitRule: adjusting rules

To be clear, ProcessTamer automatically hides processes with less than 1% CPU usage, and of course, if you want to display these processes, just cancel "Hide"

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