Changing process priorities won't affect how much work the CPU does, but even if it did, that wouldn't damage the CPU, it would only make it run hotter and so make the fans in the computer blow harder. I recommend keeping the priority lower than the X server, because if the X server wants CPU time, it's likely to be because the game is asking it to display something complex, and display is usually a CPU-demanding task (but it depends how much of the work is done in the GPU - CPU priorities have no influence on the GPU).ĬPUs are designed to execute code.
however i heard this is very dangerous if you put real-time. Scroll all the way down until u find planetside 2 right click and set priorty. So you can run your game with a higher priority, but that won't make it run faster unless something else on the system is using a significant amount of CPU time. open the task manager which is alt+ctrl+delete. A minimum-priority process on an otherwise idle system gets 100% CPU time, same as a maximum-priority process. It has no impact when the process is the only one using CPU time. Changing the priority of a process only determines how often this process will run when other processes are competing for CPU time.
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