Quote from: rmonou8 on March 18, 2024, 03:59:29 PMIm seeing more activity on the third core than on other cores but i really cant tell what uses it so intensely and frankly theres no reason why it should. please add this as a feature if possibleThat seems fascinating! It can be confusing to notice inconsistent CPU utilization. A feature that indicates which processes are using each core would be fantastic, particularly if one is exerting more effort than the others. Any bottlenecks or rogue programs could be found with the aid of this type of visibility. I hope the developers will take this into account shortly.
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Quote from: Jeremy Collake on November 28, 2024, 10:32:22 AMThe Efficiency Mode OFF rule may impede scheduling to the E-cores during high loads, so I recommend only the CPU Sets rule for experimentation -- though, again, that may not work.Ok, thank you very much. I didn't know about this tool. I can't apply the volume license I have to this tool, right?
You can also try ParkControl's power plan settings to adjust heterogenous scheduling behavior, perhaps setting it to "Performant Processors" or "Prefer Performant Processors". During the test, remove all rules you set with Process Lasso so you can assess the effect.