Change Info Update Speed in Task Manager in Windows 10

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   The first thing you need to do is launch Task Manager by right-clicking on an empty space on the taskbar

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   Then, click "Task Manager"

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   When Task Manager opens, you will notice that the information is being refreshed once per every second

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   You can change the update speed.

   

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   In order to change the update speed, you need to simply click "View"

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   Then, move the cursor to "Update speed"

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   You'll have "Normal", "High", "Low", and "Paused".

   

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   You can click "High"

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   You can see that the frequency has changed.

   

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   You can also lower the update speed the same way

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   Set this according to your preference, and you can close this window

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What is the suitable update speed for task manager?

I mean if I select high speed would it effect laptop? It just shows how to change it, not the right choice for speed!

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