多年来，我们讨论了几种如何跟上系统性能的方法。有几种第三方工具可以完成工作，也可以通过Windows 10(Windows 10)中的内置功能来完成。但是，有时我们会遇到需要讨论的优质软件。有问题的软件称为Quick CPU，其背后的总体思路是帮助用户微调他们的计算机并监控系统性能。
快速 CPU – 监控 CPU(Quick CPU – Monitor CPU)性能和功耗(Power)
使用Quick CPU，您可以检查CPU 温度(CPU Temperature)（封装(Package)和核心温度(Core Temp)）、CPU 性能(CPU Performance)、电源(Power)、电压(Voltage)、电流(Current)、核心停车(Core Parking)、频率缩放(Frequency Scaling)、系统内存(System Memory)、涡轮增压(Turbo Boost)、C 状态(C-States)、速度转换 FIVR 控制(Speed Shift FIVR Control)等。
从我们对该程序的长期使用来看，我们可以肯定地说它令人印象深刻，并且按预期工作。它不是同类产品中最好的，但在大多数情况下，我们相信大多数用户会对它带来的东西感到非常满意。在这篇文章中，我们将回顾以下功能：
- 功率数据信息
- 有关 CPU 数据的信息
- 中央处理器性能
- 中央处理器温度
- 更改(Change)系统性能以满足您的需求
- 电源计划管理
- 已安装内存信息
- 什么是 CPU 内核停放？
1]有关功率数据的信息
好的，所以从Main Menu中，您应该会看到很多选项，其中之一是Power Data。本部分展示了与计算机功能有关的信息。例如，您可以更改系统电源计划(System power plan)、系统电源状态(System power state)、检查CPU 温度(CPU temperature)、速度(speed)等。
2]有关CPU数据的信息
如果您对计算机内部的处理器缺乏一定的了解，本节是完美的。它将显示处理器的名称、代号、光刻(Lithography)、插槽等。现在，这个区域下的所有东西都只能查看，所以不要尝试交互。
3] CPU性能
好的，所以说到CPU性能方面，它类似于CPU数据，它只显示信息，但没有交互的能力。如果您想知道与您的处理器有关的基本频率，那么本节将突出显示这些数据。
不仅如此，它还显示了实时频率、内核数量、L1 数据等方面的证据。如果您是高级用户，那么您肯定会喜欢这里提供的数据。
4] CPU温度
虽然可以通过电源数据部分查看(Power Data)CPU温度，但它并不能展示所有内容。例如，您可能需要知道每个处理器内核甚至封装发出的温度。
CPU温度区域将显示此类信息。它并没有就此结束，因为它突出显示了从系统收集的最低和最高温度数字。
5]更改(Change)系统性能以满足您的需求
在Quick CPU工具的顶部，您将看到三个图形图标。选择任何将实时更改计算机的性能。例如，第一个选项是关于切换到最低性能(Minimum Performance)，第二个将您的系统设置为平衡性能(Balanced Performance)，而第三个专注于计算机的最高性能(Maximum Performance)。
6]电源计划管理
在Windows 10(Windows 10)中管理您的电源计划并不困难，因为操作系统带有一些为此设计的内置功能。但是，我们认为当Quick CPU(Quick CPU)是首选时，该过程会更好。
要使用此功能，请单击顶部显示“电源”的按钮，然后会立即出现一个新窗口。
您可以从此处更改您的电源(Power)计划，还可以获取有关每个计划的重要见解。此外，如果您愿意，可以选择两个比较两个电源计划。
7]有关已安装内存的信息
你问，你的电脑内存怎么了？可能什么都没有，但知道更多也没有什么坏处。您会看到，通过单击“内存”(Memory)按钮，将出现一个新窗口，其中显示正在使用的内存、已提交的数量以及当前可用的内存。
您可以通过原始数字或仅从百分比的角度来看待这一点。
8]什么是CPU核心停放？
此功能从很久以前的Windows Server 2008 R2 就已经存在。(Windows Server 2008)根据我们收集到的信息，只要CPU 内核停放处于活动状态，处理器电源管理 (PPM)(processor power management (PPM))引擎就会与调度程序一起工作，以动态修改运行线程可访问的内核数量。
从我们的角度来看，使用CPU内核停放的主要原因是在减少使用的同时潜在地提高能源生产力。
不过，我们应该指出，如果您不玩重度游戏，则根本不需要摆弄CPU停放。此外(Furthermore)，如果您不是 24/7 全天候运行您的计算机，禁用停车功能不会让您的电费开支大增。您可以从coderbag.com下载它。
提示(TIP)：ParkControl 可让您调整核心停车和 CPU 频率缩放设置。(ParkControl lets you tweak Core Parking and CPU Frequency Scaling settings.)
Quick CPU review: Monitor and optimize CPU performance
Over the years, we have discussed several ways how to keep up with system pеrformance. There are several third-party tools to get the job done, and also ways via built-in features in Windows 10 as well. However, there are timеs when we have come across quality sоftware that needs a discussion. The software in question is called Quick CPU, and the general idea behind it is to help users fine-tune their computer and monitor system performance.
Quick CPU – Monitor CPU performance & Power consumption
With Quick CPU, you can check on CPU Temperature (Package and Core Temp), CPU Performance, Power, Voltage, Current, Core Parking, Frequency Scaling, System Memory, Turbo Boost, C-States, Speed Shift FIVR Control, and more.
From our long use of this program, we can say for certain that it is impressive, and works as intended. It is not the best of its kind, but for the most part, we believe most users will be completely happy with what it brings to the table. In this post we will review the following features:
- Information about Power Data
- Information about CPU data
- CPU performance
- CPU temperature
- Change system performance to fit your needs
- Power Plan Management
- Information on Installed Memory
- What is CPU core parking?
1] Information about Power Data
OK, so from the Main Menu, you should see quite a few options, and one of them is Power Data. This section showcases information that has to do with the power of your computer. For example, you can change the System power plan, System power state, check CPU temperature, speed, and more.
2] Information about CPU data
This section is perfect if you lack certain knowledge of the processor inside of your computer. It will show the name of the processor, the codename, the Lithography, socket, and more. Now, everything under this area can only be viewed, so do not attempt to interact.
3] CPU performance
OK, so when it comes down to the CPU performance area, it is similar to CPU data wherein it only shows the information, but there is no ability to interact. If you want to know the base frequency pertaining to your processor, then this section will highlight such data.
Not only that, but it shows evidence of the real-time frequency, number of cores, L1 data, and much more. If you are an advanced user, then certainly you will enjoy the data made available here.
4] CPU temperature
While it is possible to have a look at the CPU temperature via the Power Data section, it does not showcase everything. For example, you may need to know the temperature given off by each processor core, or even the package.
The CPU temperature area will bring such information to light. It doesn’t end there because it highlights the minimum and maximum temperature numbers that have been collected from the system.
5] Change system performance to fit your needs
At the top of the Quick CPU tool, you will see three graph icons. Selecting any will make changes to your computer’s performance in real-time. For example, the first option is all about switching to the Minimum Performance, the second set your system to the Balanced Performance, while the third focuses on the Maximum Performance of the computer.
6] Power Plan Management
Managing your power plan is not that difficult in Windows 10 since the operating system comes with some built-in features designed for this. However, we believe the process is better when Quick CPU is the preferred choice.
To use this feature, click on the button that reads Power at the top, and right away a new window should appear.
You can change your Power Plan from here, but also get key insights about each plan. Furthermore, the option is there two compare two power plans if that’s your thing.
7] Information on Installed Memory
What is happening with your computer’s memory, you ask? Probably nothing, but it doesn’t hurt to know more. You see, by clicking on the Memory button, a new window will appear, which displays the memory in use, the amount committed, and the memory currently available.
You can look at this via raw numbers or just from a percentage point of view.
8] What is CPU core parking?
This feature has been around since Windows Server 2008 R2, which is quite a long time ago. From what we have gathered, whenever CPU core parking is active, the processor power management (PPM) engine works alongside the scheduler to dynamically modify the number of cores that are accessible to run threads.
The primary reason to use CPU core parking from our point of view is to potentially increase energy productivity during reduce usage.
Still, we should point out that if you don’t do heavy gaming, you don’t need to fiddle with CPU parking at all. Furthermore, if you don’t run your computer 24/7, having parking disabled won’t make your electrical bills huge. You can download it from coderbag.com.
TIP: ParkControl lets you tweak Core Parking and CPU Frequency Scaling settings.
