System Setup to perform dual-core CPU processor performance

Dual-core CPU processor to a certain extent is to speed up the speed of the computer, but the system is not as intelligent as we think, can reasonably assign the work to each core, the following author to tell us how to set up to play the true dual-core performance.

Step 1th: Add a program to be managed

Select "Add a program configuration" from the Programs menu, or press the "CTRL + a" key combination to set a name for the application to be managed in the pop-up dialog box. Then click the Browse button below to specify the path where the application is located, as the following "Select the application Priority" uses the default settings. Repeat this step to add all programs that need to be managed.

2nd Step: Parameter setting

In the Advanced tab, you can set some parameters for the application you just added so that some additional features or panels can be activated, just "Additional parameters passed to the application" The following text box directly enter the specified parameters on the line, you should be aware that you must check the bottom of the window "Automatically launch task when the Launcher start" checkbox, This will allow these applications to start working as WINLAUNCHERXP settings after they are run.

3rd Step: Specify the processor core

Switching to the SMP tab, which already provides support for eight of core processors, is very simple, and for dual-core processors that do not have hyper-threading, simply tick "Processor 1" or "Processor 2" on the line, and the rest of the options can be removed. The specified application will automatically work on processor 0 or processor 1, as long as the application initiated by the shortcut created by WINLAUNCHERXP is set to take effect.

4th step: Specify Window Mode

Window Options Tab "window Mode" can manually specify the default window mode, which provides four modes of normal (normal), minimized (minimized), maximized (maximized), Hidden (hidden to the taskbar), and so on. Can be set according to different programs.

When you're done, click the Save button to save your settings, return to the WINLAUNCHERXP main window, and see the application you just added in the All Programs list box, select the startup program directly, or select Edit from the right-click menu. Program Configuration "reset. Once the program is run, open the Processor Relationships dialog box for Task Manager again, and you will notice that the process has been automatically run at the specified processor core at this point in time.