MANUALLY CHANGE THEIR POWER PLAN – they shut off the computer after 60 minutes, knocking it and it’s resources off my network!
Many of the other items in the power plan are questionable, so tune up the power plan immediately.
It’s pretty much a “turn it on, watch t go” not-a-lot-of-adjustments-to-play-with program, so don’t go looking for decisions before just hitting [ Turn On Game Mode ] – that’s it, one click.
I find this to be very busy, like Bitsum Process Lasso … but on steroids – Bitsum Process Lasso just tries to balance things, this tries to tilt the computer performance in overwhelming favor of the foreground program.
So far it seems stable and the computer seems responsive, more stable and responsive than usual.
I don’t play games, I just want a responsive computer ( and no, I will not close any one of my 60+ Google Chrome tabs !!! ).
If all I had to do was tune up some settings and make the minimum processor speed 100%, shoot me for missing that.
It is special to see it actively boost foreground processes, though.
Other boosters seem a tad bit conservative compared to this.
We’ll see.
Does anyone have a benchmark program that reveals what the difference is?
Yet, I know of no benchmark that measures responsiveness, only data transfer rate – I want responsiveness first.
I’d prefer the license to convey with ME, not with the PC, such that wherever I went, I could just log in and it would log me out of the other instance.
Also, check out their other utilities from their website.
Do a complete anti malware scan or two after installing their stuff, though … ahem.
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