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Bubba
G'day. I have a general question regarding running apps.
If one has TWO applications open (say Adobe and Word), both are maximized
and Word is the app that has focus and adobe is behind Word. Does the
processing time (CPU allotment) for adobe diminish?
Also, if I minimize one app (say Adobe) does this mean that the front
running app (i.e. the one that is maximized) have or receive more processing
time?
I understand the priority strategy of running apps and that one can change
them (carefully of course).
Using Task Manager, I cannot see any loss of processing time (cpu
utilization) for either app.
I hope these make sense.
BTW: The reason I ask is that a sales person told me that a minimized app
will not receive the same amount of processing time as if it were maximized.
I think I call nonsense on this one...
If one has TWO applications open (say Adobe and Word), both are maximized
and Word is the app that has focus and adobe is behind Word. Does the
processing time (CPU allotment) for adobe diminish?
Also, if I minimize one app (say Adobe) does this mean that the front
running app (i.e. the one that is maximized) have or receive more processing
time?
I understand the priority strategy of running apps and that one can change
them (carefully of course).
Using Task Manager, I cannot see any loss of processing time (cpu
utilization) for either app.
I hope these make sense.
BTW: The reason I ask is that a sales person told me that a minimized app
will not receive the same amount of processing time as if it were maximized.
I think I call nonsense on this one...