With so many program vying for your bandwidth, it's easy for some to dominate
over others, especially P2P programs. *NetBalancer* attempts to provide the
perfect solution to this dilemma. If you're running a P2P program while you
use your PC for other things, you'll know what I mean - slow and sluggish
operation, frequent crashes and slow surfing. Usually you have to shut them
down but that's really annoying if you're downloading something that's almost
complete and that you need urgently while you're working. NetBalancer can be
used to set download and upload transfer rates by prioritizing which
applications need them most. Applications with a higher network priority will
gain more traffic bandwidth than those with a lower one. The main difference
between NetBalancer and other traffic monitoring software is that NetBalancer
works with priorities, so applications with low priority won't be limited if
other high priority applications don't use your network. The problems begin
when the balancing act is performed. In the initial stages of balancing, it
can result in rather erratic bandwidths until the program has found the right
medium (in which time, your needs might have changed anyway). The point here
is that the program can be slow to respond to bandwidth changes but it's
certainly better than having to shutdown applications. *NetBalancer helps
make sure that no one program dominates your bandwidth - just don't expect it
to be instantly responsive.*Download *NetBalancer 4.6 Pro* in Softonic
