Windows only: Freeware system tray application Process Lasso monitors your running processes for CPU hogs and reins them in before they take over and freeze up your computer. Like previously mentioned ...

Today’s computers, using multiple cores and multi-taskingoperating systems, play host to a lot of processes–several dozeneven when booting up “clean”. Sometimes these processes do not workand play ...

If you have ever tried to run a game, compile code, stream video, and keep a dozen browser tabs open simultaneously, you know the frustration: Windows inevitably slows down, stutters, and sometimes ...

Steve shot us off an e-mail to check out his review of the program called Process Lasso. After reading his review over on BostonPocketPC.com I think I am going to give it a try. Does anybody already ...

The software is supposed to 'intelligently' give processes arbitrary priority, so that the work you're doing gets more share of the CPU pie(s). From the site: Process Lasso is a unique new technology ...

A friend of mine was harping on about it recently and wouldn't listen when I said it won't help much. I've never used it, and never used something like it. The idea that "random programmer" on the ...

Use the Task Manager for quick RAM checks and the Resource Monitor for a detailed analysis to find out which applications are using the most memory. Adjust application priorities in Task Manager, use ...