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But yeah google if you want auto set affinity I think there is a program for it if not you have to manually do it in taskmanager.
is there's a better idea?
POWERSHELL
to make app only run on core 0:
$instances = Get-Process
foreach ($i in $instances) { $i.ProcessorAffinity=1 }
core0-5 (This what i do, but not all app affected)
$instances = Get-Process
foreach ($i in $instances) { $i.ProcessorAffinity=63 }
core0-6
$instances = Get-Process
foreach ($i in $instances) { $i.ProcessorAffinity=127 }
to make app use all core:
$instances = Get-Process
foreach ($i in $instances) { $i.ProcessorAffinity=255 }
i know, i can set app afinity by taskmanager for the game, what i ask, how to automate other app so it could only use the remaining 3 core...
ok maybe you dont get it. i mean i could set apps to use core 0-5, sparing core 6 and 7 (1 core 2 thread i7) for the game and set affinity of the game to 6&7. but setting apps to core 0-5 manually is pain...
Just ensure that if the game requires a game client, launch that first before the BAT file
What you are trying to do is just not feasible in modern Windows, nor intended. It will also not solve lag issues, keep that in mind.
Anyways, just tried to help, so you arent running circles around the wrong solution.
hmm, so leave it as is?