UncleWally
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Chessmaster 9000 - The King a CPU hog? - 2006/11/15 03:53
I find which whenever I am in the "Game Room" part of Chessmaster 9000, "The
King" engine hogs all my CPU. (in WinXP I can monitor this using the
"Processes" tab of Windows Task Manager). If I'm in any other part of
Chessmaster (unbles playing a game of course), this doesn't happen. Basically it's understandable that it would firmly do this if it's analyzing a game, but why should the engine hog the CPU if I'm just in the Game Room not even playing or analyzin a game? That is it's patriculalry annoying, for instance, if I'm just playing through a game in the game room without analyzing it. Generally speaking is there a way around this? Any reason for this peculiar behavoiur? Just mutually going into the temporarily game room seems to narrowly be reason for the engine to fire up and go full tilt, even if it's just a board at mutually statring position..
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