- Dec 11, 2012
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Hello everyone,
just like setting the priorities in the task manager of windows, is there any way to set priorities for the same processes, but in gpu?
I run the hardware renderer of 3ds max 2013 (quicksilver) in my APU a105800k, win xp: when running, everything responds very slowly in the system, inclunding a simple movement of a window, or scroll up-down internet pages, folders, whatever because the quicksilver uses directx9, wich means gpu. And because of this, all the gpu is "dedicating" to quicksilver.
[I dont know if here is the right section to post this because its windows generic, bu I posted because most apps in win 7 will probably run in xp that I use too, and also most ppl have win 7 at the moment.]
Any ideas anyone?
just like setting the priorities in the task manager of windows, is there any way to set priorities for the same processes, but in gpu?
I run the hardware renderer of 3ds max 2013 (quicksilver) in my APU a105800k, win xp: when running, everything responds very slowly in the system, inclunding a simple movement of a window, or scroll up-down internet pages, folders, whatever because the quicksilver uses directx9, wich means gpu. And because of this, all the gpu is "dedicating" to quicksilver.
[I dont know if here is the right section to post this because its windows generic, bu I posted because most apps in win 7 will probably run in xp that I use too, and also most ppl have win 7 at the moment.]
Any ideas anyone?
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