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#21
Process Lasso / Re: Hide Name
Last post by weirdsciencex - April 19, 2024, 01:50:25 PMThank you
#22
Process Lasso / Re: Hide Name
Last post by Jeremy Collake - April 19, 2024, 06:55:10 AMYes, you can uncheck menu item 'View / Graph Components / Licensee Name' to hide the name.
You can actually use any name when activating. To change it after activation, use menu item 'Help / Change License Code' to reactivate.
You can actually use any name when activating. To change it after activation, use menu item 'Help / Change License Code' to reactivate.
#23
General / Re: What's specifically happen...
Last post by Athelstan - April 19, 2024, 01:01:12 AMLimited system resources: If your computer is using a lot of resources, such as CPU or memory, to run other applications simultaneously, this can cause the browser to slow down when trying to load new tab.
Tab overload: If the tab you're trying to load has a lot of complex content, such as web pages that contain a lot of images or videos, or web applications that require a lot of processing, the browser may have difficulty loading the tab. processing and displaying that tab slice master.
Browser extensions: Some browser extensions can cause delays when they load data or perform tasks related to the current tab. Sometimes, this extension may have problems or not be compatible with the browser well, causing delays.
Browser or operating system updates: In some cases, new browser or operating system updates can cause compatibility issues, leading to delays in tab loading.
Tab overload: If the tab you're trying to load has a lot of complex content, such as web pages that contain a lot of images or videos, or web applications that require a lot of processing, the browser may have difficulty loading the tab. processing and displaying that tab slice master.
Browser extensions: Some browser extensions can cause delays when they load data or perform tasks related to the current tab. Sometimes, this extension may have problems or not be compatible with the browser well, causing delays.
Browser or operating system updates: In some cases, new browser or operating system updates can cause compatibility issues, leading to delays in tab loading.
#24
Process Lasso / Hide Name
Last post by weirdsciencex - April 18, 2024, 08:19:27 PMHi,
Is there a way to hide my full name being displayed on Process Lasso? I often share screenshots, and it would be easily to overlook.
Is there a way to hide my full name being displayed on Process Lasso? I often share screenshots, and it would be easily to overlook.
#25
General / interesting post
Last post by IddaaRak - April 17, 2024, 06:57:35 PM interesting news
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#26
Process Lasso / Re: Affinity-setting context m...
Last post by samantha - April 17, 2024, 01:03:11 AMI never realized how annoying the Affinity context menu could be until I read this. The multiple clicks for single-core or no-hyperthreading is a pain point. I like the idea of keeping the menu open on click, but maybe a compromise would be a clear visual indicator that another click is needed to confirm the selection.
#27
Process Lasso / Re: Bitsum Process Lasso raise...
Last post by Jeremy Collake - April 16, 2024, 09:34:36 AMThat's a great testimony! We are always happy to read success stories such as this. We work hard on Process Lasso, so it means a lot to us, and I'm sure others will appreciate the guidance. Thank you!
#28
Process Lasso / Bitsum Process Lasso raised my...
Last post by francisgrimm - April 16, 2024, 12:13:03 AMI'm not sure if this has been brought up before, but I just learned about it in a different thread. I thought I'd make a post about it, since it helped me a lot. Thanks r/Toxteth_RC for this suggestion.
This will probably only work if you're limited by your CPU.
TLDR: All I had to do was install the free version of the program, and have it run in the background. I got it at https://bitsum.com/ . Under the main tab at the top left, I'd recommend enabling performance mode as well. Can't remember if that was on by default.
My experience: Originally, with an RTX3080 and i9 10850k, I was only getting around 30-40 fps around cities on high settings with a lot of stuttering. This was after disabling traffic too. It was really frustrating because I had similar performance with a GTX1080 and i5 8600k before. MSI afterburner showed that one core on my CPU was at 100% utilization, while all others were around 20% or less. And dev mode in game told me I was limited by main thread.
After the install, I get 50-60 fps on ultra (w/ some slight tweaking), and with real time traffic on. This was in populated cities like New York and LA. Dev mode is back and forth between limited by main thread, and limited by gpu. In more open areas, I'm enjoying around 70 fps flying around, and I couldn't be happier
. My utilization seems to be spread across more cores. While one core is still 100% - the others have gone up to around 30%-40%. I'm not sure if other systems will have the same results, since I had a lot of headroom. But I've seen it help a couple people so far.
Although, I ran into one issue while flying very close to buildings in downtown areas; I had some pretty big lag spikes. I fixed this by adding the process to the "ProBalance Exclusions" list in the program. Which is under Options>CPU>ProBalance Settings>Configure Exclusions All I did was add "flight sim" to the list, and it seemed to alleviate the issue. There is some documentation on how the process matching works. Clicking the question mark in the exclusions menu brings you to a webpage that explains the specifics behind it all.
EDIT: I think I may have done the excluded process thing wrong. Adding flightsimulator.exe is how you're supposed to do it properly. I think I was having issues because I had alt tabbed during testing anyways, and may not have clicked back over to the game to make it the focused window. So the exclusion may not be necessary. I'd recommend running the program "as is" after install first, and tweak settings if you end up having issues.
I'm honestly not to sure how any of it works. All I know is it has been working for me so far. I'd assume that it might have prioritized MSFS on that single core, while moving all other process to the others? But I might just be talking out of my ass here.
But I hope this can help others like it helped me! I'm curious what kind of performance jumps others may have as well.
This will probably only work if you're limited by your CPU.
TLDR: All I had to do was install the free version of the program, and have it run in the background. I got it at https://bitsum.com/ . Under the main tab at the top left, I'd recommend enabling performance mode as well. Can't remember if that was on by default.
My experience: Originally, with an RTX3080 and i9 10850k, I was only getting around 30-40 fps around cities on high settings with a lot of stuttering. This was after disabling traffic too. It was really frustrating because I had similar performance with a GTX1080 and i5 8600k before. MSI afterburner showed that one core on my CPU was at 100% utilization, while all others were around 20% or less. And dev mode in game told me I was limited by main thread.
After the install, I get 50-60 fps on ultra (w/ some slight tweaking), and with real time traffic on. This was in populated cities like New York and LA. Dev mode is back and forth between limited by main thread, and limited by gpu. In more open areas, I'm enjoying around 70 fps flying around, and I couldn't be happier
. My utilization seems to be spread across more cores. While one core is still 100% - the others have gone up to around 30%-40%. I'm not sure if other systems will have the same results, since I had a lot of headroom. But I've seen it help a couple people so far.Although, I ran into one issue while flying very close to buildings in downtown areas; I had some pretty big lag spikes. I fixed this by adding the process to the "ProBalance Exclusions" list in the program. Which is under Options>CPU>ProBalance Settings>Configure Exclusions All I did was add "flight sim" to the list, and it seemed to alleviate the issue. There is some documentation on how the process matching works. Clicking the question mark in the exclusions menu brings you to a webpage that explains the specifics behind it all.
EDIT: I think I may have done the excluded process thing wrong. Adding flightsimulator.exe is how you're supposed to do it properly. I think I was having issues because I had alt tabbed during testing anyways, and may not have clicked back over to the game to make it the focused window. So the exclusion may not be necessary. I'd recommend running the program "as is" after install first, and tweak settings if you end up having issues.
I'm honestly not to sure how any of it works. All I know is it has been working for me so far. I'd assume that it might have prioritized MSFS on that single core, while moving all other process to the others? But I might just be talking out of my ass here.
But I hope this can help others like it helped me! I'm curious what kind of performance jumps others may have as well.
#29
Process Lasso / Re: Achieving Ryzen equilibriu...
Last post by Jeremy Collake - April 15, 2024, 01:02:43 PMWe recommend Bitsum Highest Performance (BHP) while gaming or doing other performance critical tasks. Disabling core parking and below base frequency scaling, as BHP does, does a lot to keep the CPU ready to execute code. We think this is preferrable to the ramp-up overhead.
#30
Process Lasso / Achieving Ryzen equilibrium
Last post by yellowishrout - April 15, 2024, 06:22:09 AMI was hoping you could tell me if I should use bitsum high performance or just leave things balanced. I was wondering if overclocking actually hurts things and if AMD's claim that their processors are designed to work at balanced profile is true. Until Windows 11 comes out. Since it is 5800x and not Ryzen balanced, they suggest leaving it as Windows balanced.