With modern games, the more PC resources you can dedicate to the game, the better the performance can be. However, going thru Task Manager to figure out which ones, and then do the dance of disable and later re-enable is impractical as an ongoing solution.
So, anyone know of reliable tools or [maybe PowerShell] scripts to achieve this? I found this from years ago, any of these still fit the bill?
Now that's how it should be done, I want that for my non-HP!I also have every unnecessary process on my computer turned off when I play. HP gives you a handy tool to either turn them off one by one or as a whole. The nice thing about it compared to using task manager is that they know which things don't need to be open, whereas a lot of those processes I have to look up.
So, anyone know of reliable tools or [maybe PowerShell] scripts to achieve this? I found this from years ago, any of these still fit the bill?
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