Can I use this program called cpu core parking manager v3 on a laptop?

Hi Marinel,

Cpu core parking manager v3 is like all those utilities, you use it at your own risk.

It overrides the Intel and system software to adjust your processor, and the benefits to be gained, would be minimal best, since gaming relies more on your GPU rather than your CPU!

Intel and Microsoft have software on your system already to optimize your processor, Speedstep, TurboBoost . . . etc. and honestly you should let those proven software packages manaage your processor cores.

The choice is basically yours, but why run the rick of bricking your Processor!

Yep! As Dave said, any improvement from this and any other tweaks you may read about is not going to offer more than a handful

of fps at best.

With laptop graphics what you see is what you get. They cannot be upgraded, and if your machine is relying on the Intel HD620

don't expect great gaming. Some modern games will run OK, but this gpu is better suited to the older DX9 games.

While the HD620 is technically capable of using DX12 effects it would struggle to process DX10/11/12 effects used in most games

(DX10/11/12 are most often only enabled when using the highest graphics settings in the game).

• Overclocking a laptop is also out of the question due to poor cooling.

If you have not seen game benchmarks for the HD620 check out the review below. They test a large selection of games

so you can get a bit better idea of what games your machine can run.

• Note that some game engines make better allowances for low end machine than others. A lot of popular on line games

such as the FIFA and Call of Duty franchises tend to have fairly low minimum settings compared to other games that may

have the same system requirements at maximum settings.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-HD-Graphics-620.172256.0.html