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Watch the priority of some processes.

In case if you don't want some of your processes stay with "Normal" priority you'd need a special tool, and here is one.

Powershell + Task Scheduler are used. Technically it works this way: registers a process creation event with 'Register-CimIndicationEvent', and then waits with 'Wait-Event' in a loop.

Even though this tool is simple, since it deals with process priority, it represents a small danger. Read "usage.txt" first, then review the actual scripts, and only then run it.