Thank you for replying!
I would also like to ask you if ProcessLasso unparks the cores as ParkControl does?
And what is the procedure of setting ProcessLasso to be active only while gaming?
And also should I have Process Lasso and ParkControl both installed?
ProcessLasso uses the same BHP power plan as Parkcontrol, AFAIK parked cores are disabled by default in that plan.
In ProcessLasso it is very easy to set a game or any application to a power plan.
I guess easy way is just right clicking on the running application and picking "application power plan", then pic plan (BHP).
Note many Steam games will auto enabled performance mode so you don't have to enter them.
With ProcessLasso there also performance mode/game mode which also can run BHP plan when enabled but only use one option, not both performance mode (power plan) and application power plans.
You also have full features in ProcessLasso like Probalance to restrict background processes dynamically (lowers priority).
ProcessLasso has an "action log" in the bottom pane so you can see what it is doing, no guessing if a setting is enabled/disabled.
PS: IMO ParkControl is more suited to a laptop user that wants cores unparked but still wants good battery health, vers ProcessLasso which is a full suite of features tailored to gamers, power users, desktop and server usage (just about any use)