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Hi,
is POV-Ray's "Render Priority" the same setting as inside the Windows
Task Manager's process window its "Set Priority" setting for running
processes? I use Windows 7.
The Windows Task Manager offers
- Real Time
- High
- Above Normal
- Normal
- Below Normal
- Low
POV-Ray offers:
- High
- Normal
- Low
- Background
If both are about the same CPU feature, to which Task Window priority
option does each POV-Ray render priority option correspond to? Thanks.
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Am 28.01.2016 um 09:18 schrieb Sven Littkowski:
> is POV-Ray's "Render Priority" the same setting as inside the Windows
> Task Manager's process window its "Set Priority" setting for running
> processes? I use Windows 7.
>
> The Windows Task Manager offers
> - Real Time
> - High
> - Above Normal
> - Normal
> - Below Normal
> - Low
>
> POV-Ray offers:
> - High
> - Normal
> - Low
> - Background
>
> If both are about the same CPU feature, to which Task Window priority
> option does each POV-Ray render priority option correspond to? Thanks.
Task Manager POV-Ray
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Real Time -
High -
Above Normal High
Normal Normal
Below Normal -
Low Low
- Background
POV-Ray's "Background" mode does not only lower the CPU scheduling
priority, but also the resource scheduling priority.
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Le 16-01-28 03:18, Sven Littkowski a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> is POV-Ray's "Render Priority" the same setting as inside the Windows
> Task Manager's process window its "Set Priority" setting for running
> processes? I use Windows 7.
>
> The Windows Task Manager offers
> - Real Time
> - High
> - Above Normal
> - Normal
> - Below Normal
> - Low
>
> POV-Ray offers:
> - High
> - Normal
> - Low
> - Background
>
> If both are about the same CPU feature, to which Task Window priority
> option does each POV-Ray render priority option correspond to? Thanks.
>
In my case, the relations are as follow:
Pov Task manager
High High
Normal Below normal
Low Low
background a bit above idle process
On a single core CPU.
Alain
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Thanks both of you. The answers helped me: now I know, that I don't need
to change both of them, but only one. :-)
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