What is a process lasso?
Process Lasso is a program created to optimize computer processes by setting priorities to make the central processing unit (CPU) what programs they should prefer and what processes can get less attention. This program allows users to get more energy from their CPU by adequate priorities. While some functions are similar to task managers, it should not replace this function. Made only for Windows® (OS), Process Lasso can be installed on a wide range of Windows® releases. It also includes a game mode that can push further strength into game programs in an effort to stop the delay that can occur during the game. Since June 2011 it has been available for Windows 2000®, Windows XP®, Windows 2003®, Windows 2008®, Windows Vista® and Windows 7®. It can be installed in all versions of these OS releases, so it does not matter what level OS the user starts.
processWith LASSO it is mainly used as a computer optimizer is an intuitive system that the user can set, but is also automated and works in itself. One of the basic features is that the user can determine the priorities of the program. After opening the LASSO process, it displays all programs and processes on the computer and with the right -click, the user can determine the process priority. For example, if a user sets one process to a high priority and the other is low, and both run, the CPU will prefer the high priority process. When this happens, the CPU is able to meet the needs of a high priority process, but pulls part of its energy out of the lower process.
together with manual priority, the program will change the priorities as needed. If the process behaves poorly or poorly use CPU energy, then the program will pull the energy to better work programs. If several programs are running at the same time and currently one or more is not used, then the Lasso process will know that you will take energy fromPrograms that use less to make other processes work better.
Game mode is also included in the Lasso process. When the game runs on a computer, it consumes a large number of resources. With active game mode, the computer will be ready to push these other sources into the game while ignoring unnecessary processes. Although it is not guaranteed to stop delay, it allows other memory to make the games worse.