Lowlander wrote:It the app changes the priority of applications you can do so in the Task Manager. Changing priority would any be effective it your raise priority on one or very few applications. In this case raising the priority of the game is best and leaving all other applications at their current level. Do take care that raising priority can lead to stability issues especially if an application is resource intensive or crashes.
yes lowlander that is right in most case's that raise it to real time. which makes windows crash because it has some items that must be done before other certian key items. but using high priority i do not see anything being caused to mess up.
i've been running prioirty in logging on for over a year now it use to make some trouble clicking on the shortcuts. but after a few deep registry cleanings the trouble with the shortcuts does not happen. so there was an error in the reg that caused that.
if the game is controled by the mouse or joystick they will want to have them run faster too. the only way to get
them to run faster is having priority start at logon before it starts the mouse and joystick, stuff.
and starting everything in high priority is just like starting everything in microsoft's default priority setting, the programs all run thinking they started in normal system priority because that is what their coding says but the system is set to run in higher.
and if you look at the right click setting in the task manager process tab to set the priority that way, you wll see they say high priority.
its no different then like if you have a car that is said by the manufacture to be made to run with low grade gasoline. it runs with that but after awhile it gets bogged down by heavy trailers like a camper and a boat tailer.
the engine will pull it on the low grade gas, but putting hightest in it makes the engine run smoother with more power in the uphill climb while pulling the load.
the reverse can be said too. you have a hightest engine and run low grade gasoline in it. the engine will run but not at its best preformance.
having a xp computer system with fast hardware with windows installed to run at its default priority setting is the same as having a hightest engine running on lowgrade gasoline.
[quote="Lowlander"]It the app changes the priority of applications you can do so in the Task Manager. Changing priority would any be effective it your raise priority on one or very few applications. In this case raising the priority of the game is best and leaving all other applications at their current level. Do take care that raising priority can lead to stability issues especially if an application is resource intensive or crashes.[/quote]
yes lowlander that is right in most case's that raise it to real time. which makes windows crash because it has some items that must be done before other certian key items. but using high priority i do not see anything being caused to mess up. :) i've been running prioirty in logging on for over a year now it use to make some trouble clicking on the shortcuts. but after a few deep registry cleanings the trouble with the shortcuts does not happen. so there was an error in the reg that caused that.
if the game is controled by the mouse or joystick they will want to have them run faster too. the only way to get
them to run faster is having priority start at logon before it starts the mouse and joystick, stuff.
and starting everything in high priority is just like starting everything in microsoft's default priority setting, the programs all run thinking they started in normal system priority because that is what their coding says but the system is set to run in higher. 8)
and if you look at the right click setting in the task manager process tab to set the priority that way, you wll see they say high priority.
its no different then like if you have a car that is said by the manufacture to be made to run with low grade gasoline. it runs with that but after awhile it gets bogged down by heavy trailers like a camper and a boat tailer.
the engine will pull it on the low grade gas, but putting hightest in it makes the engine run smoother with more power in the uphill climb while pulling the load.
the reverse can be said too. you have a hightest engine and run low grade gasoline in it. the engine will run but not at its best preformance.
having a xp computer system with fast hardware with windows installed to run at its default priority setting is the same as having a hightest engine running on lowgrade gasoline. :)
