Do you want an application that will enable you to manage the plays posing problem with the processors multicores, and the throw on only one processor without having to worry about their management? Do you also want a program that makes it possible to create rules in order to indicate with which priority a program must be carried out, and which processors or cores it can use? Then I advice that you stick to this review since it contains information on a program called Bill2’s Process Manager.

What’s Bill2’s Process Manager?

Bill2’s Process Manager is a free application for Windows 2000, XP and Vista, for multicore PC. You can create rules to set priority and affinity for all processes. Rules are automatically applied when a process is detected. Include complete perfs and stats window, and many options in a clear and easy to use GUI.

Bill2’s Process Manager enables you to manage the plays posing problem with the processors multicores, and the throw on only one processor without having to worry about their management. However, it is important to let you know the program requires .Net Framework 2.0 before installation.

The publisher has been able to fix a couple of issues including typos in the “About,” and 2 new cases of crashes.

Any downside?

It takes up a lot of RAM.

Want to check it out? Visit Bill2-Software.

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