Process Lasso 9.5 – Introducing Regular Expressions
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.
Read more
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.
Read more
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.
Read more Process Lasso 9.3 features our new CPU Limiter, increased precision of CPU use measurements, options menu categories, a refactored SmartTrim, better update notifications and more! CPU Limiter The CPU Limiter offers a graceful way to dynamically limit CPU utilization of an application when it exceeds a set threshold. It does this by temporarily constraining the […]
Read more
Process Lasso v9.2 has been released! This version adds a Dark Mode theme and has considerable other refactoring of the GUI internals. You can enable Dark Mode by right-clicking on the graph to rotate between the 3 available color themes of Light, Dark, and Custom. Alternatively, you can select it by way of the ‘View […]
Read more
Our Coreprio project, an application to optimize performance of the AMD 2970/2990wx CPUs under Windows, is now open source under the MIT license. Visit the repository here. The release of the source coincides with v0.0.6.3 of Coreprio, which includes some important refactoring. As a reminder, you can support my efforts here at Bitsum by purchasing […]
Read more
Overclocking is so pervasive that CPU, RAM and motherboard manufacturers cater to it. Modern CPUs are smart enough to self-throttle if they reach a critical temperature, making it safer than it once was. Further, power-saving technologies such as core parking and frequency scaling help resist thermal build-up. Given this, you can probably get away with […]
Read more