Hello there,
New to AMD and the x3D architecture. Did my research as best I could. Parking works on my 9950x3d and game mode parking works as well. I've turned game mode off now. Through investigation, I learned that Process Lasso could yield the best results for gaming. So I have the trial version now, tried setting up CPU affinity rules or CPU set rules for a particular game (and its launcher), but they aren't showing up in the Process Lasso Log. I read on another thread that when the rule changes aren't showing up in the log, something else is going on in the system.
Could someone please help direct me to what could be causing the issue? The system is brand new, X670E tomahawk gaming. Could there be a bios setting? I already created a BitDefender exception so it's most likely not AV related.
This should show in the logs indeed. What do you have on Rules and Affinity or CPU sets columns ?
If rules are applied it should show under corresponding columns.
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Quote from: Lawlcakes on June 27, 2025, 10:14:04 AMHello there,
New to AMD and the x3D architecture. Did my research as best I could. Parking works on my 9950x3d and game mode parking works as well. I've turned game mode off now. Through investigation, I learned that Process Lasso could yield the best results for gaming. So I have the trial version now, tried setting up CPU affinity rules or CPU set rules for a particular game (and its launcher), but they aren't showing up in the Process Lasso Log. I read on another thread that when the rule changes aren't showing up in the log, something else is going on in the system.
Could someone please help direct me to what could be causing the issue? The system is brand new, X670E tomahawk gaming. Could there be a bios setting? I already created a BitDefender exception so it's most likely not AV related.
Check if Process Lasso is running as admin. Also, try disabling Core Parking in BIOS (look for "CPU Park Control" on MSI boards). Sometimes Windows Game Mode remnants interfere—verify it's fully off in both OS and BIOS.