Squeezing every drop of performance out of your computer is only possible if you turn to an advanced software solution able to assist you in this regard, and we all know the market is full of such tools.

This is also the case of PCBoost, a very simple application that was designed for a simple purpose: help users boost computer performance quick and easy.

And although you may be tricked into believing that you're dealing with an extraordinary tool when first looking at its professional interface, just spend a minute to see what it's up to.

The main window presents a detailed graph with free and used CPU, but also reveals the name of the application currently accelerated. In addition, it gives access to three different menus, namely options and settings, processor benchmark test and statistics and history report.

Unfortunately, PCBoost isn't able to do any wonders on your computer, and the way it tries to improve performance is actually quite basic and you could even do it manually straight from within Windows.

PCBoost switches running processes priority between High and Realtime, depending on the active window at a given time, so you may even end up with a slower machine in case something goes wrong.

There's also a processor benchmark test that tries to determine access per second speed, clock speed, small and large integer calculation speed, all designed to help you determine how fast your processor really is.

On the other hand, the PCBoost statistics and history shows you the total processor usage and the available processor, as well as the currently accelerated window and its priority.

So as a conclusion, PCBoost is just a waste of time, but you could always give it a try to see what it's up to. Just think twice before spending your money of a full license.