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Keep in mind, only Intel 12th and 13th-gen i-core CPU's have e-cores, so if you're on AMD or older Intel CPU's, this option will not be available to you.
It's better than just strait up turning off the cores in the bios & slowing down a stronger CPU, but whatever works at the end of the day. That program isn't always the magic fix, but it sure does help a lot of the time on my end in the past & currently with my Core i9 - 13900KF.
Process Lasso - https://bitsum.com/
it can also cause a ban and malfunction of elden ring. lasso was in the past one of the tools that caused multiple crashes with elden ring too.
there seams to exist a bug in the e core CPU's itself the hyperthreading pairs the wrong cores for unknown reasons (e core to p core insteed of e core to e core and p core to p core).
sometimes deactivating both, e cores and hyperthreading in bios, boot the system and activate hyperthreading alone and boot the system, than activating the e cores afterwards can correct this bug.