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Originally Posted by SOT
This thread is a hack attempt.
He wants to know about the process because he is attempting to access the memory addresses for gw.exe Dump this pos... |
sorry for my poor english...cuz im not very good on it
Um, ok. Let's start at the beginning.
Yes, this is normal. GW defaults to low-priority every time you switch windows to another program. No, this cannot be changed, whether you manually set it at the Running Processes List or not. Rest assured, when you play the game, it is running at "Normal" priority and will not significantly degrade your play experience.
Once again... this is normal.
darklord, I understand your concern. I encountered this oddity while trying to make my computer run GW faster. The solution, if you're having problems, is to increase your computer's memory, or check your router's ports or firewall. There are other threads concerning those topics.
Yes, this is normal. GW defaults to low-priority every time you switch windows to another program. No, this cannot be changed, whether you manually set it at the Running Processes List or not. Rest assured, when you play the game, it is running at "Normal" priority and will not significantly degrade your play experience.
Once again... this is normal.
darklord, I understand your concern. I encountered this oddity while trying to make my computer run GW faster. The solution, if you're having problems, is to increase your computer's memory, or check your router's ports or firewall. There are other threads concerning those topics.
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Originally Posted by Lasareth
Um, ok. Let's start at the beginning.
Yes, this is normal. GW defaults to low-priority every time you switch windows to another program. No, this cannot be changed, whether you manually set it at the Running Processes List or not. Rest assured, when you play the game, it is running at "Normal" priority and will not significantly degrade your play experience. Once again... this is normal. darklord, I understand your concern. I encountered this oddity while trying to make my computer run GW faster. The solution, if you're having problems, is to increase your computer's memory, or check your router's ports or firewall. There are other threads concerning those topics. |
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Originally Posted by darklord
Wt are u talking about??i just found that all of the other progammes are normal process level in windows manger,but gw was at low,so i think there may be some problem about my computer ...
sorry for my poor english...cuz im not very good on it |

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Originally Posted by Lasareth
Um, ok. Let's start at the beginning.
Yes, this is normal. GW defaults to low-priority every time you switch windows to another program. |
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Seriously, I'd be interested in knowing what it matters what the priority is?
The priority is something which tells the OS how important it is that a process gets CPU when it asks for it, ie you don't want PIO calls having to wait, whereas it doesn't really matter if Minesweeper has to wait for Norton Antivirus to do a sweep.
If guildwars game client sets itself to low priority, that's probably because it doesn't need any higher.
BTW, if you guys open the task manager you can set priority of tasks manually.
One thing I've noticed, though, is that sometimes when GW is closed during loading or patching, it may crash without exiting, and the process can't be killed, meaning you'll have GW.exe in the task list until you restart the computer. This is probably a bug in GW's housekeeping routines.
The priority is something which tells the OS how important it is that a process gets CPU when it asks for it, ie you don't want PIO calls having to wait, whereas it doesn't really matter if Minesweeper has to wait for Norton Antivirus to do a sweep.
If guildwars game client sets itself to low priority, that's probably because it doesn't need any higher.
BTW, if you guys open the task manager you can set priority of tasks manually.
One thing I've noticed, though, is that sometimes when GW is closed during loading or patching, it may crash without exiting, and the process can't be killed, meaning you'll have GW.exe in the task list until you restart the computer. This is probably a bug in GW's housekeeping routines.
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Originally Posted by SOT
Whatever you say zero cool
![]() There really is no logical reason to do this, unless one is searching for alt-tab hack applications or memeory hash cross referencing. You lose. again. |
LE- QUEER - _ - thats all I have to say,
I was wondering as well why the thing goes to low priority, now I know, TY
