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Just because the program is running doesn't mean it's using any appreciable amount of CPU. Most applications spend their time waiting for IO, and when you're no
by Boxxed 8y ago
Just because the program is running doesn't mean it's using any appreciable amount of CPU. Most applications spend their time waiting for IO, and when you're not interacting with them, there isn't any.
- individualcell 8y agoSure, but are you checking that every single application you have opened does "nothing" before you start a game? The point is to not being worried about such things.