 How to optimize CPU with SpeedUpMyPC
CPU Optimization with SpeedUpMyPC |
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As its name suggests the Central Processing Unit (CPU) is always at the centre of activity. So, in order to achieve best performance, it must always be correctly tuned. The Overview option monitors current CPU usage and boosts it up to provide maximum CPU power to the specific application.
SpeedUpMyPC 3 - Optimize CPU Usage
- Assign More Resources to Your Favorite
- Applications
- Monitor CPU Usage in Real-Time Speed Up XP : CPU Performance
Often a computer is sluggish or crash because an application takes control over the CPU and prevents other applications from using it.
SpeedUpMyPC 3 monitors your CPU usage and assigns the CPU resources to the applications that are really important. SpeedUpMyPC 3 even prevents crashes by assigning more CPU resources to critical system processes, just in case an application tries to use all CPU resources.
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1 Minute Graph and 1 Hour Graph
These options display a continuous real time graph that tracks current and recent CPU usage. |
| The screen also displays CPU information e.g. the type and frequency. |
Launch Application Booster
This utility increases / decreases the processing prioritization allocated for specific applications to maximize performance. Using it sensibly will prevent overheating of the CPU. The Application booster displays all the running processes and the increased / decreased priority of the processes in the CPU Booster table. In the CPU Booster column, clicking on the (+) sign will increase priority (visually displayed as an elongation of the color bar), while clicking on the (-) sign will decrease priority (and reduce the length of the color bar). A easy to read and simple to use monitoring and control tool. |
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Process Details
The names of the Process, CPU usage and Memory Usage in the process list are clearly displayed. Selecting and right-click on any process will cause the following three options to appear.
Open Containing Folder - Opens the folder from where this process is running.
End Process - You can terminate the process by clicking here.
Set Priority - It has five settings: Low, Below Normal, Normal, Above Normal, High. Simply tick the checkbox for the setting you feel is most appropriate.
Finally click on, Back To CPU Overview, takes you back to the CPU Optimization screen. |
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