[QUOTE="Quassar, post: 701489, member: 1239"] He dont show how he configure program or he even configure it if he run default after fresh install im not wonder why we dont see diference.....
You need setup process to game mode and than enable it same with allocate process for specific core..
If you run 20 browser than system can freez copule time becasue cant handle it...
if you configure specific browsers for eech core stand alone you will get less or non freez that little tip prove how Process Lasso is usefull.[/QUOTE]
That's a great point! All the video by comparison shows is somebody using "What they consider settings are good" or that is they don't mention if they were default or whatever". That's the most important thing of all when doing any type of review on any software in my opinion, especially on with the bold words saying "WORTH IT?" like the video says.
I've had issues running Process Lasso and Zemana Antimalware, and by issues I mean when you go to run a software from the Metro menu or quick launch there is an extreme pause, but that could have been due to the software checking things in the cloud. I have no idea of the whitelisting policy of Zemana Antimalware.
I can say this, using WIndows 10 my system is better off with Process Lasso. My initial thought after getting a new PC was : "Who would know better than Microsoft to control the behavior of WINDOWS? But I quickly realize that a lot of that behavior involved ACTIVITY monitoring by Microsoft, even if you turn off all the selections available in settings". You can block Cortana with Process Lasso and other activities/processes that you want to keep from running easily. As for WINDOWS knowing how to best optimize your system? NO, they know how to best optimize your system FOR THEIR BENEFIT, not yours!
Process lasso has some other settings you can use that come in handy, like setting a software when it runs to prevent Sleep and Monitor going into screen saver if you need such things. In my case I watch movies on my Media player and it does come in handy.
Is Process Lasso "Snake OIL?", I think that is the real question. ABSOLUTELY NOT! It's not meant to SPEED UP your system, although it can if you want to add a software to high priority which may speed up the start of it. But it does prevent system activity issues, for example : "If you start running 6 programs in multitask and using a quad core , think of it as a train with 4 tracks and 6 trains colliding, and think of Process Lasso as the conductor of those trains making sure they pass safely without causing disorder.
For me, in the beginning I was back and forth on Process Lasso, but it really does make a difference using ANY VERSION OF WINDOWS and especially 10 considering it makes YOU IN CONTROL of your processes and NOT MICROSOFT.
Those are my thoughts and opinions and experience thus far using it, I'm no expert, but then again, in an ever changing technology world such as this, who is to say who is.
Hope this is of some use to someone reading this. Process Lasso get's a THUMBS UP! And a must install in my book.