Call of Duty via Xbox App on PC

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Has anyone figured out a safe way to make Call of Duty run on the vcache ccd0?  Any rules or sets that I have tried do not make a difference.  I tried searching through old posts without any luck.  Thanks in advance.

[aoihdya]

You're not doing it wrong — you just can't reliably force it.
Windows + AMD scheduler decides CCD usage, and Call of Duty often ignores V-Cache preference. Process Lasso rules usually get overridden (or blocked by anti-cheat).
Bottom line: no consistent "safe" way to lock it to CCD0. If it doesn't choose it itself, you're out of luck.
Modern CPUs: more cores, less control. Brilliant evolution.

[colorfulidentity]

You're not doing it wrong — you just can't reliably force it.
Windows + AMD scheduler decides CCD usage, and Call of Duty often ignores V-Cache preference. Process Lasso rules usually get overridden (or blocked by anti-cheat).
Bottom line: no consistent "safe" way to lock it to CCD0. If it doesn't choose it itself, you're out of luck.
Modern CPUs: more cores, less control. Brilliant evolution.

I've been following the discussion regarding utilizing the Xbox app on PC for Call of Duty, and I'm interested in how this affects multiplayer experiences. Your suggestion is really impressive for experimenting with a suitable CPU. Let's research and explore. 

[Freyana]

Has anyone found alternative platforms or configurations that run Call of Duty more smoothly than on the vcache ccd0?