Process Governor 2.13

Process Governor allows you to limit CPU and memory usage for running or new processes from the command line.

You can use this app to set constraints on a process this will be of use in cases when noticeable usage spikes occur where you are running an up-to-date OS on an older machine for instance.

Process Governor permits you to set limits on a newly created process or one already running. To attach to a process, use the -p|--pid switch, i.e., procgov --maxmem 40M --pid 1234. To start a new process with the limits applied, just pass the process image path and its arguments as procgov arguments, eg. procgov --maxmem 40M c:\temp\test.exe arg1 arg2".

Process Governor will help control running/new processes CPU/memory usage; extensive details can be found at the author's site for usage.

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Process Governor 2.13