If you have noticed that the performance of your processor has greatly fell either it should be higher than what you have, relying on the characteristics of your computer, then the problem can be wounded in the uneven load on the core of the processor. For example, old programs can only see two nuclei and do not take the remaining two in four-core processors. There are few such utilities, but they still have. Also even new games and programs may mistakenly distribute the load between the cores. Most often, almost no load remains the third and fourth core, and too much the first and second are loaded. This article will describe in detail the configuration of the CPU Control utility created specifically to stabilize the performance of the processor.
To begin with, download the program from the official site of the developer by reference: http://cpu-control.ru. If you have other sources, then use them at your discretion. Open the archive after checking it on viruses if you downloaded the program from third-party resources. Run the file with the extension .exe As soon as the installation starts, proceed according to the installation instructions. In this window, click "Next". After that, accept the terms of the license agreement, putting a check mark near the words "I Accept the Agreement" and click on the "Next" field.Open the CPU CONTROL program. There are two main workspaces in it. On the right area to create profiles and select the operation of the utility. On the left is the manual setting window.
To begin with, decide on the CPU Control program mode. There are five of all five:- Automatic mode implies setting the optimization of the program itself. This is an extremely unwanted point, as many applications and games on your computer are automatically distributed through the processor kernels.
- Manual or manual mode will be used in this article, it allows you to configure each application or a program separately to this or that kernel.
- CPU 1 transfers all processes only on the first core.
- CPU 2 - on the second.
- Off is a shutdown item.
Select Manual Mode. After that, click on the right lower button "Options".
Select Russian Programs if you need it.Check the word "minimize".
Update frequency Leave on digit 1.
If your processor is four-core, then check the "4 kernel" item below. Now configure the programs and games. In the list on the left, find the application, a program or a game that requires high performance of your processor. Click on it right-click. You will see a pop-up list, see what each item means in it:
The first four items CPU 1, CPU 2, CPU 3, CPU 4 are needed to select only one kernel in the processor. By choosing one of these items, you give all the load of the game or application only on one core, which will not affect the computer performance. These items are effective only with small applications.
Rows CPU 1 + 2 and CPU 3 + 4 distribute the load evenly between the two cores of the processor.
For high-quality manual setup, you need the item "All CPU". Click on it.
A new list appears and it would seem that the same lines take new values \u200b\u200bin it:- 1 CPU gives you to choose a load only to one core of the processor;
- accordingly, 2 CPUs opens all combinations of two processor cores, which will be involved in the work;
- 3 CPU will allow you to select a combination of three cores for the distribution of the load between them;
- 4 CPU uses evenly all four kernels.
You need the fourth item, since the application load should be distributed evenly between all nuclei. In this paragraph, only one subparagraph "1 + 2 + 3 + 4".
Another program that does not require strong performance, you can distribute between three cores by selecting "3 CPUS", and then clicking on the nuclear combination. At its discretion, you can distribute the load of the program and on two cores.Combining the distribution between the nuclei, you will increase your performance, the games will be given more FPS, the programs will become faster.
If you do not have time for a detailed setting, select "4 CPU" and subparagraph "1 + 2 + 3 + 4" on all programs with high performance.