Process Lasso

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A graphical CPUEater demo is available that shows ProBalance in action. Further, information is provided on how the algorithm works, and how the demo can be reproduced, or real-world scenarios that show the same amazing effect on restoring system responsiveness when a CPU heavy background process is inhibiting use of the PC.

One can also set processes exclusions, disallow programs from running, and many[which?] other features.[3] The paid version (Pro version) has some extra features, like setting a max number of instances per process, and the ability to run the core as a system service.[4]

Process Lasso is not a task manager replacement. It has some task manager capabilities, but the intent is to optimize and automate.

Features

Among this program's features are the following:[5]

  • ProBalance (Dynamic priority and affinity optimization)
  • SmartTrim (selective 'intelligent' virtual memory trimming)
  • Gaming Mode 2.0 - A new maximum performance mode that disables CPU core parking and frequency scaling (new in 7.8).
  • Persistent priorities and CPU affinities
  • Auto-terminate
  • Process Watchdog
  • Instance Count Limits
  • Multi-Core Optimization
  • I/O priorities (persistent or temporary)
  • Power Scheme Automation
  • System Responsiveness Metric
  • Independent Core Engine
  • Minimal Resource Use
  • Fully compatible with Windows 8 (and 10)
  • Available in x86-32 and x86-64 builds

Reception

The program was featured on FreewareBB,[6] and received an "Excellent" rating from Softpedia, as well as a certification for containing no malware.[7]
The application has a 4.63 rating (out of a possible 5) at MajorGeeks.com.
Editors at CNET gave it 'Outstanding', 4.5 of a possible 5 stars. [8]

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