Originally Posted by KingKrool
You really don't know what you are talking about, do you? Do you even know why there is a need (ever) for CPU affinity? Sorry for being argumentative, but multicore systems happen to be my bread and butter...
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I do understand every word what I am talking about, and frankly can churn out a better automated script to do this on a per PID basis on Windows.
You can do on the fly affinity settings as soon as a particular application class/process is discovered, but you'd need a script in the background to run continuously to achieve that.
Originally Posted by KingKrool
but there are many other issues involved. I do think however, that setting an affinity is at least conceptually a bad idea, but at least with Linux, it may some times be required (I haven't performed the same tests on Windows)
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I am on Windows. Some of you guys think you are the Crème de la Crème, with the right to preassume right.
btw, i don't need to show my credentials to assert that I am smarter (or pathetic
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On Topic:
Affinity setting may or may not be beneficial for those on quaddies or greater but its absolutely supefluous if you do it on a dual core with current drivers for windows.
Sorry for being argumentative
