jd121449
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Anmeldedatum : 2010-06-30
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Ort : Pittsburgh PA back then. Tarpon Springs Florida later. Cocoa Beach Florida now. Not far from Daytona and Sebring.
 | | Subject: FPS increase for older programs. Fri 13 Dec 2013, 7:21 am | |
| I was waiting for my laundry to dry and was a little bored. My current Homemade PC does not have any FPS issues but this might be helpful for some guys with multicore CPU's. It is a free program that will PERMANENTLY set both CPU affinity, process and memory priorities. I ran GTL, used the program to set all 8 cores, process and memory to high, closed GTL. Restarted and the result is shown below. Before 128FPS   free pic" /> After 194FPS  how to screenshot on windows" /> http://www.bitsum.com/processlasso/ Of course use at your own risk and all results will vary. | |
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hmmguy
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| | Subject: Re: FPS increase for older programs. Sat 14 Dec 2013, 3:21 am | |
| thanks for the info jd. I wondered if you did your own laundry  | |
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Loose Ether
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Ort : Upside down and Down Under
| | Subject: Re: FPS increase for older programs. Sat 14 Dec 2013, 4:31 am | |
| Nice one jd121449, I just got a new machine and noticed that GTL only runs one core by default and was alt-tabbing back to task manager to set the affinity to all 8 (!) cores and flipping back - yeah, what a difference with the other cores activated ! So a tool to permanently hold the affinity settings would be very handy. Thanks for the heads up mate, i'll check it out  | |
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