- May 15, 2015
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Hey there,
I'm currently getting tired of opening a notepad file to 'write down' an identifier for specific PID's that are using the same .exe (in order to track cpu usage of specific instances of the .exe's).
I'm trying to find some software or setting (Windows 8.1) that will either "show" the process ID in the title of each window as sort of like an extra.. or something that will allow me to 'switch' to a current windows based on PID identification. I've tried google searching but I can't find anything specific to this.
Would very much appreciate any help.
Also, if there any other resource monitoring applications besides the windows resource manager and MSI afterburner that are actually useful, please let me know.
Thanks for reading chaps.
I'm currently getting tired of opening a notepad file to 'write down' an identifier for specific PID's that are using the same .exe (in order to track cpu usage of specific instances of the .exe's).
I'm trying to find some software or setting (Windows 8.1) that will either "show" the process ID in the title of each window as sort of like an extra.. or something that will allow me to 'switch' to a current windows based on PID identification. I've tried google searching but I can't find anything specific to this.
Would very much appreciate any help.
Also, if there any other resource monitoring applications besides the windows resource manager and MSI afterburner that are actually useful, please let me know.
Thanks for reading chaps.
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