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http://www.mlin.net/...w.shtmlSMP Seesaw
SMP Seesaw is a utility for dual-CPU or dual-core computers that
controls how Windows balances the compute load between the two
processors. By default, Windows balances the processing load to both
CPUs as evenly as possible among all programs. SMP Seesaw provides a
convenient means to change the processor affinities for all running
programs at once. In particular, the most common use is to dedicate
one of your processors to a single program, thereby improving the
performance or responsiveness of that program.
Full-screen games, software-based DVD playback, PVR programs like
SageTV and BeyondTV, and VMware are examples of applications that
might benefit from having exclusive access to one of your CPUs. Of
course, not all programs would benefit: multi-threaded programs that
are designed to take full advantage of several processors would
actually be impeded. However, relatively few desktop applications are
designed like this.
System Requirements: To use SMP Seesaw, your computer must have
exactly two processors or cores, and you must be running Windows NT,
2000, 2003, or XP.
