I just noticed that the Windows 11 task manager has an option to switch a process to “Efficiency Mode”. When doing this, it looks like the process is pushed over to E-cores on my intel CPU.
Is there some way to start a process on “Efficiency Mode”. As a simple example lets say I want to run calc in efficiency mode from the command line. How would I go about this without setting it in the task manager?
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Oct 12, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) — Editors Note: There is an image and a video associated with this press […]
I’m using a windows machine in AWS which has an FSX volume mounted. I’d like the volume to be read-only for all […]
Admin category URL link redirect admin dashboard issue how to fix this issue Current URL: Category https://test.cm/mv2/admin/catalog/category/edit/id/12/key/a7294ff98a7d8ff0eb16dbf92bd5ffae4da9620da389376dff80aa82e4d42b60/ Real category URL https://test.com/mv2/admin/catalog/category/edit/key/30dcd45cded283314a2410b81138a716658363d538381032f0bb16e3f66d14d0/id/12/ public […]
I’ve been searching for a device that will basically “grab” or allow a storage drive(USB, SD) to “dump” all of it’s contents […]
