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Giveaway of the day — CPUBalance Pro 1.0.0
CPUBalance Pro 1.0.0 era disponibile come app gratuita il 14 marzo 2017!
CPUBalance prende il famoso ed esclusivo algoritmo ProBalance di Bitsum testato nel tempo (dal 2002) vale a dire testato per conservare la risposta del sistema durante gli alti carichi del CPU. Non è in grado di riparare tutti i problemi di risposta, ma il suo impatto su un elevato carico del CPU persino sul CPU CPU multi-core moderno è impressionante. Demo del mondo reale, come salvare un file in programma di editing multimediale è un grande esempio; il tuo PC viene portato ad uno stato lento finché non cambi app (permettendo a ProBalance di entrare in funzione poiché esclude l'app in primo piano per default), poi puoi vedere una differenza tra il giorno e la notte. È difficile da credere per cui testalo da solo. Puoi creare la tua stessa demo "carico elevato", e non ha necessità di eseguire con tutto, ma una classe prioritaria normale con thread prioritari normali. È tutto quello che serve per impattare gravemente la risposta di Windows, al punto che diventa inutilizzabile e quindi il problema viene risolto da ProBalance.
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Requisiti di Sistema:
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 10
Produttore:
Bitsum TechnologiesHomepage:
https://bitsum.com/portfolio/cpubalance/Dimensione File:
2.19 MB
Prezzo:
$9.95
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Commenti su CPUBalance Pro 1.0.0
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Unless I'm mistaken, there seems to be no way to run CPUBalance as a service (compared to the Prolasso setup) so that non administrator accounts can also benefit from the improved responsiveness.
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Thanks for another great tool, Jeremy, but just a minor niggle: It seems inefficient to bloat the installation directory with the other language dll's after having selecting just one.
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Regarding Process Lasso there is a quote from their site faq "Starting in Process Lasso v9 (now in beta), CPUBalance is no longer necessary because it is entirely represented in the product."
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Do you already use Process Lasso? If so you may want to check out this page.
https://bitsum.com/portfolio/cpubalance/
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gpc111, Seen.Thanks.
CPUBalance is unique in that it can either run independent of Process Lasso, or along-side Process Lasso, offering extended functionality over the ‘base’ ProBalance algorithm.
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It is all a compromise, there in such thing a more CPU clock cycles created, they are constant depending on your CPU speed. In order to create balance you take CPU time slices from other software running at the same time.
Example, I do 3D rendering all the times and it takes 3-5 seconds for the project on the screen to rotate 360 degrees without the "cpubalance"
After "cpubalance" installed it take 20-30 seconds to duplicate the rotation of the 3D results.
I will just ask one question, if your word-processor has same priority as 3D rendering, you are not balancing anything, you are just slowing your applications.
What I like to see is to have a "cpubalance" that gives all of the CPU power to the application on the screen and have it done at once, instead of waiting for it to finish in a CPU time slices starved environment.
To me and my way of computing, this software creates impediment. The reason I bought a fast computer is to feel the power and have the things done at a lightning speed.
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