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I mean i can make it run on 1 core in task manager and i can also make it do that automatically with a bat file in normal games.
In Steam, since you either have to launch it through Steam or a Steam shortcut you can't really create a bat file that does it automatically.
So i think this could be something that can be done.
But it would be epic if you could set launch options, or if there was even a specific property section for this, so that you could easily set each game up within steam to run on specific cores. It's a pain having to manually create command lines for everything to do that.
I used to just have a steam file with affinity settings that was in my startyp folder, so steam always launched on cores 2-6, but occasionally you'll run into a game that doesn't like not having access to a certain core, so I eventually switched back to running it normally. If you could specify on a game by game basis, it would solve that issue.
Anybody know any functional method to add core affinity arguments to a games launch options? It would be fantastic if this could be set differently for different games from within steam.
Most games these days have quite a large number of threads to be dispersed. Ideally, with none of the individual threads requiring a large amount of processing power by itself. The less processing power those individual threads use, the better a program multi-cores, as the heaviest ones can be loaded into separate cores.