![]() If you’re in the middle of something which requires all the resources your computer has got, it’s not ideal if Windows decides to look for updates, run a scheduled task, defrag the hard drive or enable the screensaver, or a background program tries to do something that can interrupt what you’re doing. Of course you could resort to overclocking, but for for some users that just isn’t an option. Whether it’s playing the latest games or video editing/authoring/encoding, most users will want to squeeze every last ounce of performance they can out what they have. It seems that however powerful your computer is in terms of hardware, it’s never quite quick enough to do what you want.
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