CPU-Control handles the CPU-affinity for multicore-systems. Instead of running each process on both CPUs you can define it as you want it. For example, if you want to seperate the firewall and the anti-virus-software from the graphics-application.CPU-Controls offers five different ways to control the CPU-affinity: • Automatic: It chooses alternatingly one CPU for each new process • Manual: You define a list, where you can set the way to handle each process • All processes run on CPU 1, which is useful for old applications which crashes on a dual core system • All processes run on CPU 2 • Deactivated