JoshEllie-16 wrote:Changing the priorities in Task Manager reduced the TPF by around 3 minutes. TPF is over 1 hour/frame anyway so no, it doesn't make much difference at all.
FAH will use all the resources it can get. If your computer typically run about 2% processor, FAH will use the 98% idle time. If you increase the priority so that FAH is a higher priority that part of that 3%. you'll delay some of that 3% which might result in a reduction of the number of times all the programs that create that overhead will be processed, leaving more time for FAH. If the 3% is nonessential, then find a way to shut those processes down rather than trying to do it with priority. If it's 3% that you want your computer to do, then you don't want FAH running at a higher priority than those processes.