I've been using x265 to encode some video on my workstation lately, but I have a problem: even though I launch it using nice -n 20 x265 to deprioritize it, it still slows the computer to a crawl while it's running. Everything still works, it's just... slow! I even see delays before the characters appear while typing in a terminal.Do I have to live with this, or are there some other things I can try?EDIT: Perhaps the following serves as proof that the nice value really is getting applied to x265? Look at the NI column.% ps -awux -O nice | egrep x265|PIDUSER      PID  %CPU %MEM     VSZ     RSS TT  STAT STARTED       TIME COMMAND            PID NI TT  STAT       TIME COMMANDnobody  56654 789.3  3.7  785656  623384 11  SN+J 11:56PM    6:05.80 x265 --input-csp 56654 20 11  SN+J    6:05.80 x265 --input-csp i420 --bframes 5 -
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