Warning: Process Lasso

[Golden Blyat]

Hey guys,

For anyone who is using Process Lasso make sure you disable Probalance. If you are crashing and have forced affinities/priorities, try undoing them as well. I simply could not launch the game anymore after forcing the game to use only my p-cores and set to high priority (process lasso was setting the game to use my e-cores only and below normal priority, causing stuttering). Hope this helps some folk!

[arcky]

Same issue on a 7950x3d trying to manually assign cache vs frequency CCDs. All other games it works fine but had to disable the PL governor to get the game to launch.

[Vox Maximus]

I would advice against using of tools such as ProcessLasso

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Originally posted by Golden Blyat:

Hey guys,

For anyone who is using Process Lasso make sure you disable Probalance. If you are crashing and have forced affinities/priorities, try undoing them as well. I simply could not launch the game anymore after forcing the game to use only my p-cores and set to high priority (process lasso was setting the game to use my e-cores only and below normal priority, causing stuttering). Hope this helps some folk!

Im using the beta version of Process Lasso and no issues with a 7900X3D
Process Lasso Pro v12.1.0.23 BETA x64
Windows 11 (22621)
Engine version: 5710100 - Mar 30 2023 15:56:16 GMT-5

The game randomly will switch out of using the vcache cores, depending on the situation, like loading a new area for instance. and for the person using it with an X3D CPU it should remain on balanced or it won't push the vcahe cores correctly.

Using balanced power profile, with ProBalance and SmartTrim profile with with ProBalance also set to put apps in an idle state instead of below normal if possible. I let it do it's thing instead of force it to use the Vcache cores, it will use them on it's own.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAAqgPWsA2k <-- my video showing it in action, top cores are the vcache ones, it's doing it on it's own, the random spikes on the other cores is from OBS.