This release of Process Lasso adds a processes tree view and more helpful graph tooltips!
The tree view, now the default, provides a way to visualize the process parent/child hierarchy. Many applications spawn child processes, resulting in several same-named instances, thus this new tree view makes managing them easier. It also helps with visualizing the state of the system and specific user activity.
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This exciting release of Process Lasso v10.4 adds CPU Sets and Intel 12th Gen support! CPU Sets are a ‘softer’ form of CPU Affinities. Instead of a hard contract, they are a suggestion of preferred CPU cores. The OS will try to abide by a CPU Set, but has discretion to schedule outside the Set. CPU Sets may often be a better choice than traditional ‘strong’ CPU Affinities.
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Process Lasso v10.3 adds the Config Profile Switcher, special ProBalance handling for SearchIndexer.exe, and much more!
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Process Lasso v10.2 improves ProBalance, refactors foreground boosting, adds an Internet Explorer restriction feature, supports Windows 11, and more.
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Process Lasso v10.1 has arrived! This version improves dark mode by adding a dark menu bar, status bar and CPU core graphs.
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Process Lasso v10 has made its debut! This version refactors the log, adds a new sampling capability, allows CPU affinity and priority rules to be ordered, shortens menu captions, integrates with Crowdin, and has myriad other improvements.
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Process Lasso v9.8 is now available! It is the culmination of several months of work towards improved processor group support, along with a plethora of general product refinement.
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Process Lasso 9.7 adds the Processor Group Extender. This novel algorithm allows processor group unaware applications to make use of the full CPU. It accomplishes this by monitoring threads of target processes and dynamically assigning threads to supplemental processor groups.
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Process Lasso 9.5 is now available! Among other things, this version introduces Regular Expressions into rule process matching, enabling the creation of more complex and precise rules.
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The user creates rules telling the CPU Limiter which processes to act on, and when. When a process match exceeds a threshold, it is limited for the configured duration. Like other rules in Process Lasso, process matches can include wildcards and user names.
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