SeriousBit NetBalancer 8.9.1 Build 150916.1322 Multilingual Download
NetBalancer - Traffic Control and Monitoring Tool - Browse and do any internet activity comfortably even when your download manager or torrent client downloads huge files from internet - just lower their network priority with NetBalancer. With NetBalancer you can choose specifically how much you want to limit traffic available to a process.
NetBalancer is an internet traffic control and monitoring tool designed for Microsoft Windows XP, 2003, Vista, 7, 8 with native x64 support.
With NetBalancer you can:
- Set for any process a download and/or upload network priority or limit
- Manage priorities and limits for each network adapter separately
- Define detailed network traffic rules
- Group local network computers and balance their traffic synchronised
- Set global traffic limits
- Show network traffic in system tray
- and much more!
NetBalancer Features Include:
- Set download and upload network priority or limit for any process
- Supported priorities: High, Normal, Low, Block, Ignore, Limit, Drop, Delay
- Automatically load priorities and limits from a network located file
- Automatically load rules from a network located file
- Define detailed network traffic rules
- Business usage
- Group local network computers and balance their traffic synchronised
- Protect all settings and priorities with a password to prevent unauthorised changes
- Show all system processes with their in and out network traffic speed + +
- Show current connections for any process + +
- Detailed download and upload traffic history for any process since first NetBlancer's install
- View overall system traffic as a graph
- Show network traffic in system tray
- Fine tune priorities (see Level Severity setting)
- Native 64 bit support for best performance
- Full IPv6 support
- Set global traffic limits
What's new in NetBalancer 8.9.1:
- Version 8.9 is all about performance improvements: we've tried to minimize all expensive operations in NetBalancer (like system calls, locks, context changes etc.) and add as much batch processing as possible.
- So now NetBalancer uses up to 50% less CPU on traffic intensive computers, keeping the same low latency as before.
