I have done the same, I run a 13900k and 3090 in a custom loop mostly for MSFS2020, and Halo, video editing, but mostly FS2020 which i really noticed that the disable E-core via scroll lock button option in my Strix z690 bios helps a LOT by running the sim on just P-cores, fps is higher, machine runs smoother, but I am positive this application is very useful, I paired it with Core Park Pro and I understand PC's very well, i build and sell them for a living so I do understand most of it, esp the core 0 being always windows hungry, but I am curious if you had any luck with this, and I don't know what to set at idle as I have many more processes than the creator of this video at this time, and id like to set them on idle but idk, I also run Windows 11 pro, any input as far as services that can be disabled or deprioritezed would be helpful if you don't mind sharing. Thanks

hey do you mind helping me @@johnhawkins6901

One year later, any follow up? How does it work for you?

same with apex for steam

same, u found a fix?

​@@kozzy3191 Yea, Ill use Steam.exe as an example I found that if steam.exe is set to idle most games will automattically be set to idle and its difficult to change without restarting a few times. I simply left my gaming launchers on normal cpu priority and then adjusted a perfered cpu priority per game. Wich seems to work more consistently. I also noticed that games on idle was messing with my cpu overclock and gpu overclock stability while gaming so its why I swicthed to leaving games on normal or high CPU priority. Overall the system processes set to idle as the video shows seems to really help my performance overall so these tweaks do really work.

Noticed that as-well revisiting this guide, it might be one of the windows services but idk which one

dynamic threading*

You can disable hyperthreading in the bios. That’s the easiest way, another way of getting around that if you can’t access the bios. Is by changing the cpu affinity to only use the real cores.

I would like to know as well

How to do this?

@@Bloom10 something like latency mon

Disabled hyperthreading on mine

Usually ones that are IO sensitive like desktop apps or anything like that.

do you have better fps with those settings?

Usually ultimate performance, since it just disables all power saving features and makes everything run at 100% Bitsum probably is better for laptops with a more “efficient” battery saving feature setup.

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@@float7976 it's true I am everywhere, btw u have a nice attic in ur house easy to see every1 from it

Yah because responsiveness will always be moving a little bit. Bitsum likes to advertise their profiles and services as “100% responsivenss”. Yet they give no indication of what that responsiveness is being measured by and against.

@@Savitarax thx u so much, have a nice day

I generally like to. Only time I don’t is if it’s semi active on usage.

@@Savitarax u mean cpu usage or memory usage?

Windows 11 is better about handling the e core situation. But it has some issues with games and applications. Sometimes the “thread director” will accidentally use the e cores. So that’s why process lasso is useful. Because we can fill the gaps.

@@Savitarax Thanks!!

Are there any settings that would help you get a locked frame rate? I find no matter what I pick it likes to jump around in a fight or depending on the map. My Cpu and Gpu are no where near being maxxed and my ram is 4 sticks of DDR4 3600 cl 14.

@@superangrysnowman5869 So this video is meant to help stabilize the OS and not the hardware. Because the OS sometimes makes errors. Overwatch can hold 400 FPS very stable on a 6-8 core cpu with 3200mhz good timings ram and a 1070 roughly. It’s important to note that this because power saving features are everywhere and Hardware tricks need to be discovered.

Lol there’s a whole world of things I’d love to show.

@@Savitarax show us make a video

I play valorant and i set vanguard to idle always and only use the last 3 cores, didnt encounter any problem

In process lasso, I noticed you had most of your sub process’s on idle.

It’s probably a restricted service. Those ones you can’t change and probably wouldn’t want to. If it’s a game you have to find the bootstrappers that launch with it and then change those first. Close the game then reopen it.

@@Savitarax Thanks for replying so quick, like you mentioned in the video maybe we get more FPS when disabling this on the task we put on idle (the services) but looks like it's a paid feature like you just mentioned. ANW do you recommend turning it off or leaving it on, on the main game that I'm playing ?

@@Savitarax Sorry what I meant to say is that whenever I try to change the windows dynamic thread it works for when I select CPU priority CURRENT and not in always so whenever I restart my pc I need to reapply it on current any solution for that ?

@@B4RDOCKTTV hmm it shouldn’t really be having an issue on normal apps. Maybe your user account permissions are weird.

@@Savitarax Yeah weird, I have full admin perms tho this only happens only works on Current priority even tho I put all background apps on Idle idk ty anw !

leave them as default

It really can depend on what thread boost you have and what your system likes.

@@Savitarax i didnt catch that , the dynamic thread priority boost in P Lasso is the same for all of us ,no? I7 9700k , rainbow6 siege . So can i try the method i first commented above ? Have this method worked for u? To uncheck dynamic thread priority for services running

@@headlock9746 I do it only on processes I want to be stable completely. So usually games. But not always. Valorant essentially doesn’t like having it off. But some games like to have it on.

@@Savitarax thanks for ur time🥰

I would not really recommend this on cpus with less than 6 cores, as most games use at least 4 cores for gaming so if you put your processes dedicated on two cores and your gsme on the other 2 cores you will build another bottleneck, in this cases the multithreading of your 4 cores will do a better job, but im not an expert thats just what I understand

@@nikolashauzeur7310 thx !

@@Clemsou any time man

@@nikolashauzeur7310 :D

I don’t use the modes and only use non hyper threaded cores

Thanks for the reply, just wondering do you mess with HPET or timer resolution or any of that? I've got a 5900x/32gb 3600 cl16/3080 and still plummet from 400 to 330 fps at 1080p in teamfights. I find rialto to be the worst. Been trying to find the magic bullet.

@@KarmaPolice93 I always keep HPET disabled, generally it’s related to ram timings.

@@Savitarax Do you disable the hyperthreading or just select the odd ones except for 0 and 1 if hyperthreading is active?

@@superangrysnowman5869 disable it simply because I have enough cores.

Affinity is totally fine, sets are just nice for services that you don't necessarily have full control over like restricted services. That way you can at least "guide" the operating system a little bit.

That’s normal, that’s hyperthreading. Where 1 core has 2 threads. It’s generally not very good for gaming but it helps with multiple applications open at once. So if you are streaming and gaming might want to keep it on. But if you are just gaming might want to turn it off. It adds latency is the main reason.

Generally almost all processes I’ve found can be put on idle. I think it’s mostly because the process will use itself when it needs to. So it will switch to using resources. Keeping it at idle just means you aren’t wasting cycles.

@@Savitarax thanks

yes

I use park control and proces laso at same time on gaming and that's the best trust me

This is not a one size fits all type of thing. Unfortunately.

no but we can fine tune it after that as anything needed to be changed will have been changed therefore allowing us to adjust them accordingly for our systems? @@CodyAFlinn

Yah there are about 3-4 services you can’t bind sets or affinities. It’s normal to see errors on those. You also wouldn’t want to or couldn’t set cpu sets for some of those services. Because it would break the operating system.

You want to have enough cores for windows to run smoothly. So in this case 2-6 cores depending on how much you use. Then you use the rest of the cores for Gaming. Essentially splitting the workload so that as few processes are running at the same time on the same cores.

@@Savitarax Unfortunately i have more frame drops then before and slightly more fps. I use the cores 7-11 for apps and windows and 1-6 for games. Do you have an idea why i have more fps drops now? Thank you.

@@thekingstar11 try adding more cores to games. Games can utilize up to 6-8 cores. Frame drops usually are a result of the core being overworked.

Anything that isn’t a critical process like windows services should be on idle, I’ve ran discord/Firefox on idle and nothing really changes. If you only have a few cpu cores, I wouldn’t do affinities, since they are forcing the OS to use only those specific cores. Cpu sets are more of suggestions to guide the OS. So In the event it needs to use those extra cores it can. Keep hyperthreading if you have 4 or less cores. Cause the extra threads are useful.

@@Savitarax what do you consider a few cores? Like 4 actual cores and under?

@@imAgentR Yah anything less than 4-6 cores is not enough to scale well. Because you won't have enough cores to delegate a large amount of processes off of for windows. Or you won't have enough left to actually run games smoothly. Games need 4-6 cores. Windows need 2-4 cores.

you didnt say anything about steam. i also wanna know about amd software @@Savitarax

You can use apps like capframex/process lasso itself to monitor the activity. Almost always apps will use the first core that is next available. So if you have 8 cores It will use the first 4, 0-3 because it’s overflow type scheduling.

@@Savitarax i have a i9 13900K cpu :p i have recently started using process lasso :P so im new with that software. trying to manage where all cpu usages goes since im doing flightsimming

do you have better fps with proccess lasso? i have the opossite with my 13900ks/ have tested only pubg @@altavaer

Fortnite is a highly restricted service. No other game I’ve seen has as much restrictions and limitations than fortnite. Even if you manage to somehow make it change settings. It will immediately revert them.

Ironically enough at least in my experience only fortnite has this many issues. Also packet loss 1000% is not related to these tweaks. It’s almost surely fortnite interfering with said settings. But not the other way around.

@@Savitarax aight I did a restore again it was fixed

how U know with of them are physical?

Will do 😊, been trying to find the optimal mic placement and sound profile.

@@Savitarax Btw, i see your entrepreneurial spirit because in your channel I have seen content like never before

I believe if you click and hold CTRL it should select multiple.

@@Savitarax I figured it out, this saved my 1070ti for Destiny 2! Thank you!

@@awetpeanut7894 lol i did all of them without this technique xD

A 3D mark cpu test went from 8000+ score to 2000, massive lags during it too

There is an option in the top left that specifically lets you reset your profile. This happens when you don’t give enough cpu cores to critical windows processes or processes currently running. This happens if I set my cpu on windows processes to use less than 2-3 cores. Or if I set the cpu sets with too little overhead. How many cpu cores do you have? And what cpu frequency?

@@Savitarax Alright got it stable for now again with the reset haha. So I'm running a 5600x, with PBO i'm getting 4500 ish Mhz and I have access to 12 cores in project lasso. I had done the exact same thing you did, set affinity & cpu sets to the final 3 cores. Should I add more then?

@@TheYannickVO yah because what you have is 6 true cores and 12 threads. Threads are extremely unstable when used as a “core” This is because it’s not an actual core, it’s a clever way of doing sequential instructions in less energy. Look up which cpu “cores” in windows are true cores for ryzen. I believe every other core in process lasso is a thread, so core 0 is a true core and core 1 is a thread.

I could be wrong, because mine are the last 10 of my 20 So 10-20 are threads and 0-10 are true cores.