Process Lasso Pro 3.82.3

[jalaffa]

<img src="http://nsanedown.com/images/logos/process_lasso.gif" class="logo" alt="Process Lasso" title="Process Lasso" />Process Lasso improves system performance, responsiveness, and stability during high loads through dynamic adjustments to process priority classes. It can also automatically terminate undesired processes, apply default priorities and CPU affinities to processes, limit the number of instances a process can have, and log all processes. It is not a task manager replacement, but does have task manager like capabilities to compliment its primary functions. Process Lasso runs on all editions of Windows 2000, XP, 2003, 2008, Vista, and Windows 7.

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[Bizarre™]

Thanks for the update :)

[KotaXor]

Hmmm....have been testing it for months, doesn't seem to do much in term of responsiveness, stability and performance.

Finally, remove it.

Noted for the updates.

[InEvX]

I have to agree with KotaXor.... it doesn't really seem to help me. Maybe this is good for older computers, but with multi-core processors and what not, it doesn't really seem to help.

Thanks for the update though :)

[Tucker]

Cheers mates! :)

[Bizarre™]

@InEvX:

I believe it does help. Especially when programs are stubborn and does not utilize multi-cores efficiently.

[InEvX]

@Bizarre:

I notice a bit of difference on my computers that are older...

With my new computer, I barely notice a difference. The only thing in the "action log" is avp.exe (kaspersky) and firefox lol.

It doesn't really use any system resources, so no point of uninstalling...but still.

:snooty:

[Bizarre™]

@InEvX:

Well, no one is forcing you to keep it. As for me, I keep it since I know how to make use of it ^_^

[DKT27]

@InEvX: On my PC, I felt it was more a hog. Because my PC is not as good as this program. I felt opposite to you. It would work better on multi-core PCs.

[chlorophyll]

but its very very very useful for me.controls my applications very well.

thanks to jalaffa for giving EVERY UPDATE OF THIS GREAT APPLICATION :)

[kxk]

The benefit I see on my system is whenever some programs perform CPU-heavy tasks (let's say AV updating, processing pics, encoding video) in the background, it lowers their priority making the programs in the foreground (or the UI in general) more responsive. Of course the drawback is the background tasks will take more time, but I'm more interested in my system/UI being usable than counting seconds it took to process something . Still testing it, though...