As with many Unix and Linux systems, you can change the priority of processes in OS X to advance them through the CPU. While this will not make them faster, it can be used to make processes more ...

This question isn't really important, just something I've been wondering.<BR><BR>From what I understand (which isn't much), moving the process priority up allocates more time for the CPU to operate on ...

Several programs on the web today were designed to deliver real-time CPU optimization and automation. We have spoken about quite a few of them over the years, but that won’t stop us from looking at ...

Managing the CPU time assigned to threads on a computer can lead to better management by using Terminal commands to prioritize processes on the fly. One of the most common and biggest trade-offs to ...