Quick CPU 3.3.5.0 + x64

Quick CPU — это программа, которая может пригодиться пользователям, если вы хотите иметь возможность самостоятельно регулировать производительность — энергопотребление своего ПК. Вам может показаться, что предназначен софт только для опытных пользователей, слишком много информации,, однако он может работать хорошо и для менее опытных юзеров, ведь поставляется с несколькими предустановками, которые помогут повысить производительность системы без ущерба для вашего компьютера.

Обратите внимание, программа Quick CPU есть и для x64 систем, а так же прекрасно подойдет для Windows 10, скачать ее можно по ссылке внизу новости, там же вы сможете перейти на официальный сайт разработки и почитать подробную информацию, если вы ищите Quick CPU на Русском языке, к сожалению не получится этого сделать, новые версии не переведены, а если у вас Windows 7 беспокоится не стоит, приложение прекрасно будет работать и там. НА домашней странице вы узнаете как пользоваться программой, сможете прочитать справку помощи.

Если вам хочется контролировать производительность и функции вашего процессора, чтобы вы могли настраивать их в соответствии с вашими потребностями, перед вами как раз такой инструмент. Программа позволяет настроить количество ядер для одновременной работы, а также убедиться, что частота процессора максимально приближена к базовой. В зависимости от вашего оборудования некоторые конфигурации могут допускать ускорение графических процессоров. Например, софт позволит вам установить такие функции, как индекс TurboBoost, на максимальный уровень и следовательно, вы можете наслаждаться максимальной производительностью. Следует иметь в виду, что изменения применяются «на лету» и перезагружать компьютер не нужно. Для нормальной работы надо иметь минимум .NET FRAMEWORK 4.6.1.

Разработчик: Coder Bag
Лицензия: FreeWare — Бесплатно
Язык: English — на Русском отсутствует
Размер: 25 + 25 MB
ОС: Windows 7+
Последняя Версия: 3.3.5.0
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Quick CPU

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Quick CPU (formerly known as Core Parking Manager v3) is a small application that was designed to fine-tune and monitor CPU performance, power and voltage settings such as: Core Parking, Frequency Scaling, Turbo Boost, C-States, Speed Shift, and FIVR Control as well as making other adjustments. Below you’ll find all the information about how it works, how to interpret application data and settings, and how to make these adjustments. Disable CPU Cores to save power!

Back in a day, most computers were desktop machines with the main goal for the hardware, to offer the absolute best performance and there was no real need for technologies such as SpeedStep, Turbo Boost, etc.

If your system has Intel CPU code name Skylake or greater with HWP (Intel Speed Shift) enabled by default, please follow the link below to find out more about the performance adjustment details and differences Performance adjustment on HWP (Intel Speed Shift) enabled systems. Download and install Quick CPU for Windows PC today!

The functionality of this application allows for you to control the number of CPU cores that need to be enabled or disabled (or you can simply enable all the cores at all times, see explanations on how it works below) based on your personal requirements, also now by looking at CPU graph you can tell if the specific core is enabled or disabled. This information is also available in the CPU performance tab under “Enabled cores” and “Parked cores”. This is real-time info, so you don’t have to press the “Refresh” button to find out the current status.

CPU frequency scaling is a feature that enables the operating system to scale the CPU frequency up or down to try and match supply to demand, delivering CPU performance when necessary, or saving energy when possible. Similar to Core Parking OS is trying to scale CPU frequency dynamically based on the system load. The index for this control works similarly to Core parking. On specific detail about the frequency scaling is that even if you set an index to 100%, the Quick CPU app will increase (and keep) the frequency up to the CPU base frequency level, and still use dynamic scaling for any extra performance

During the normal system load CPU in your system operates at a standard clock speed (which indicates its overall performance). In fact, if some heavy lifting is required (considering power usage) Turbo Boost kicks in increasing CPU clock frequency for the duration of the task. By setting TurboBoost index to its maximum value CPU will try to provide performance greater than the performance level corresponding to the Processor base frequency at all times.

Features and Highlights

• Performance graph for each core. Displays if the core is Active or Parked
• Adjustable size for the individual CPU graph
• Real time counter to display the number of active vs parked cores
• Adjustable CPU core parking settings
• Adjustable CPU frequency scaling settings
• Adjustable CPU turbo boost settings
• Real time C-State residency indicators and configuration
• Real time CPU speed
• Real time CPU utilization
• Real time CPU temperature
• System memory profile
• System power output
• System power state settings support (AC/DC)
• System power plan support
• Application updates
• Changes are applied on the fly. NO NEED TO RESTART

Note: Quick CPU app requires .NET Framework.

Quick CPU 3.3.5.0 + x64 регулировка производительности

Quick CPU + x64 регулировка производительности — этот программный продукт, который сможет пригодиться юзерам, если вы хотите иметь возможность своими силами контролировать производительность — потребление энергии собственного компьютера. Имеется несколько предустановок, они могут помочь увеличить продуктивность ОС без вреда для вашего пК.

В случае, если вам охота держать под контролем производительность и функции любого микропроцессора с тем, чтобы вы имели возможность адаптировать их в соответствии с вашими нуждами, перед вами именно подобный инструментарий. Программа Quick CPU дает возможность произвести настройки число ядер для синхронной деятельности, а также удостовериться, что частота цп наиболее приближена к базисной.

В зависимости от ваших комлектующих отдельные типы сможете ускорить графические процессоры. К примеру, программное обеспечение может устанавливать такие функции, как индекс TurboBoost, на максимум и поэтому, вы сможете радоваться наибольшей производительностью. Необходимо иметь в виду, что модификация применяются «на лету» и перезагружать пК незачем. Для стабильного функционирования необходимо иметь минимум .NET FRAMEWORK 4.6.1.

Разработчик: Coder Bag
Лицензия: Бесплатно
Язык: Eng
ОС: Windows 10
Размер: 51.7 МБ — две версии

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Latest Version: 3.3.5.0 — Released: 2/8/2021

Quick CPU is a program that was designed to fine-tune and monitor important CPU and System parameters such as CPU Temperature (Package and Core Temp), CPU Performance, Power, Voltage, Current, Core Parking, Frequency Scaling, System Memory, Turbo Boost, C-States, Speed Shift FIVR Control as well as making other adjustments. Below you can find information about the way this application works and how to interpret application data and settings as well as modify and monitor other critical system parameters.

CPU Performance and power consumption

Back in a day, most computers were desktop machines with the main goal for the hardware, to offer absolute best performance and there was no real need for technologies such as SpeedStep, Turbo Boost etc.

However, in the modern world, power consumption sometimes takes a higher priority than performance output. Considering significant change in technology and expectations from the hardware, CPU’s have gotten a lot of new features such as TurboBoost, SpeedStep, Hyper-Threading and individual core state/s that help to reduce power consumption and heat. Even though these are all positive changes, it sometimes creates a situation where an end user is not getting top performance when it is required (delayed performance boostboost). This can be caused by many hard to predict factors, such as system state, availability, CPU state, heat and many many more. This application was made to provide help in controlling such factors and reduce the effect of degrading performance when possible. Many features mentioned above will be described in greater details in the description below, so if you are interested read on .

If your system has Intel CPU code name Skylake or greater with HWP (Intel Speed Shift) enabled by default, please follow the link below to find out more about the performance adjustment details and differences Performance adjustment on HWP (Intel Speed Shift) enabled systems

CPU Core Parking

CPU Core parking is a feature that was introduced in Windows Server 2008 R2. The processor power management (PPM) engine and the scheduler work together to dynamically adjust the number of cores that are available to run threads. The PPM engine chooses a minimum number of cores for the threads that will be scheduled. Cores that are parked generally do not have any threads scheduled, and they will drop into very low power states when they are not processing interrupts, DPCs, or other strictly affinitized work. The remaining cores are responsible for the remainder of the workload. Core parking can potentially increase energy efficiency during lower usage.

The problem with Windows way of core parking is lack of flexibility since by default you are given very few options for setting Core parking index on your machine

The functionality of this application allows for you to control the number of CPU cores that need to be enabled or disabled (or you can simply enable all the cores at all times, see explanations on how it works below) based on your personal requirements, also now by looking at CPU graph you can tell if the specific core is enabled or disabled. This information is also available in the CPU performance tab under “Enabled cores” and “Parked cores”. This is real time info, so you don’t have to press the “Refresh” button to find out the current status.

Here’s an example of how core parking actually works and the meaning of an index number:

Let’s say we have a CPU with total of 6 cores (including logical) this will be 100% of our CPU power, where each core will represent about

17). Now for example we would like that 4 cores out of 6 to never be parked by the OS regardless of the load. In this case we set the number to 68% (17 * 4 = 68). This will tell the OS that it can only park 2 cores out of 6. For example, if we set the number to a 100% we are basically telling the OS that NONE of our CPU cores can be parked and they should function at all times with full performance (see the pictures below), and in the opposite case scenario if we set the number to 0% or close to that, OS will be able to park any number of cores (don’t forget to press the «Apply» button when you are setting the number). I hope this’ll help explaining how it works.

Frequency scaling

CPU frequency scaling is a feature that enables the operating system to scale CPU frequency up or down to try and match supply to demand, delivering CPU performance when necessary or saving energy when possible. Similar to Core Parking OS is trying to scale CPU frequency dynamically based on the system load. The index for this control works similar to Core parking. On specific detail about the frequency scaling is that even if you set an index to 100% it’ll increase (and keep) the frequency up to the CPU base frequency level, and still use dynamic scaling for any extra performance

You can see an example in the image below where frequency scaling is set to 100% and the OS is keeping CPU frequency as close to its base (2.6 GHz in this specific example) as possible at all times. However, you can see that during heavy system loads CPU can spike higher than its base frequency thanks to ‘Turbo Boost’ technology. The good news is that you can go above the base frequency levels and keep your CPU close to it’s Maximum possible frequency thanks to Intel Turbo Boost and AMD Turbo CORE technologies. And that’s what the next section is about.

Turbo boost

During the normal system load CPU in your system operates at a standard clock speed (which indicates its overall performance). In fact, if some heavy lifting is required (considering power usage) Turbo Boost kicks in increasing CPU clock frequency for the duration of the task. By setting TurboBoost index to its maximum value CPU will try to provide performance greater than the performance level corresponding to the Processor base frequency at all times.

Intel Turbo Boost and AMD Turbo CORE technologies are features that allow processors to achieve additional performance when it is most useful (that is, at high system loads). Basically it raises CPU operating frequency (as well as performance) in a dynamic (non deterministic) way.

Here’s what Intel states about their turbo boost technology:

Intel® Turbo Boost Technology 2.01 accelerates processor and graphics performance for peak loads, automatically allowing processor cores to run faster than the rated operating frequency if they’re operating below power, current, and temperature specification limits. Whether the processor enters into Intel® Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 and the amount of time the processor spends in that state depends on the workload and operating environment.

Performance hint

Performance index is an operating system feature that enables an end user to specify how much processor should favor energy savings over maximum performance. This feature was introduced in Windows 10 OS and will not be available on earlier versions.

C-State Residency (Intel)

Processor C-states are idle power saving states and during all the C-state/s (other than C0) the processor is idle, meaning that nothing is executing. C0 can be considered as an idle power state, meaning it is the non-idle state when the core is actually executing instructions.

Core idle states — How It works

Each core has several idle states, C0, C1, C3 etc . After all hardware threads supported by a core have executed HALT instruction (instruction which halts CPU/unit until the next external interrupt is fired) core transitions to the first non iddle state C1. Now that the core is in C1, the coprocessor’s power management (don’t mistake with the OS power manager) routine needs to figure out whether it is worthwhile to shut the core down further and drop it into a next C-state. In which case, further parts of the core are shut down and power gated.

On the images below (see aplication footer) you can observe the percentage of time CPU spends in the specific C-State supported by the CPU.

C-State	Description
C0	At least one hardware thread within the core is executing some task. In this state core stays active.
C1	All four hardware threads within the core finish their tasks. They all execute HALT instruction. At this point the core is clock-gated
C2	Can also be considered as a transition state. Core clock is gated, Interrupts are not served.
C3	Sometimes referred as a sleep state. In this state the processor might not be keeping its cache coherent, internal clock is off
C6 and up	Deep power down state

Power Plan Management

The following section will provide a short summary of features and functionality related to the Power Plan Management application form.

Power Plan Management consists of two main sections:

• Power Plan Settings
• Power Plan Management

Power Plan Settings Settings: this section lists all the settings that can be found in the selected power plan and provides the following features:

• Modify Power Plan Settings
• Setting search
• Data Export
• Data Aggregation
• And more .

Power Plan Management this section allows an end user to view and manage system power plans available on the computer, and provides the following features:

• Activate Power Plan
• Delete Power Plan
• Import Power Plan
• Export Power Plan
• Reset All Plans
• And more .

For more information about Power Plan Management features please visit the following page: Windows Power Plan Management

Advanced CPU Settings (INTEL)

Remember that all of these settings are not OS settings and will be stored directly on your CPU hardware registers, that being said, make sure you know what you are doing and perform it with caution.

For more information about all the features please visit the following pages: