High priority of CPU - DISK - RAM processes (eliminate stuttering)

This change in the registry will cause the game to take precedence over any other process for the processor, disk, network, or page file, so that it will not suffer from stuttering and freezing due to other running background processes. Configuring the default settings of the processor process can bypass bottlenecks on most processors.

In systems that support multiple tasks, each task is assigned a "priority" or rank that determines how often it receives a processor, disk, network, or page file. The idea is that playing with a new registry takes precedence and gets tasks started before other tasks.

Here are the changes you have made to the registry to run the game

Processor Priority Class - High

The CPU Priority Class feature prioritizes the use of processor processes or process groups.

I/O Priority - High

The IO Priority feature prioritizes In/Out processes or process groups over disk/network bandwidth.

Page Priority Normal

The Page Priority feature determines the priority of processes or process groups for the RAM pagefile cache.

By the way, anyone who wants to create their own Anti-Stutter - High CPU and Disk Priority for any game, can use the following site:

CPU and IO Priority Register

Install

Run the installation (double-click on the .reg file) and, when asked if you are sure you want to continue, select yes.

Delete

Run the uninstall (double-click on the .reg file) and, when asked if you are sure you want to continue, click yes.