How it can help with system performance and battery life As mentioned above, the Efficiency Mode basically reduces the resource allocation to the particular process and hence the application using it. When Efficiency Mode is enabled for a process, it lowers its priority to prevent it from interfering with other higher-priority services and applications. Basically, Windows applications and services run on a priority basis. This means, the process reduces the system resource consumption and it also reduces the overall resource requirement for the active application that’s using that background process. How the new Efficiency Mode works When Efficiency Mode is turned on for a particular process, it reduces the number of system resources allocated to that process. Nothing has changed here, except the name. In fact, the functionality also remains the same. Efficiency Mode is basically a rebranded version of Eco Mode introduced in Windows 10.
These processes are usually services that run in the background to support the operations of an active software or app. Task Manager Efficiency MOde is designed to limit system resource usage by processes running in the background.
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