On 4/11/2023 at 5:30 AM, Arun said:

Process lasso looks very complicated. Is there any easy to follow tutorials?

 

On 4/10/2023 at 10:10 PM, KL Oo said:

If I don't use Process Lasso, I reckon I see the operating system automatically assign CCD0 to MSFS about 70% of the time. With Chipset drivers ad game bar installed, it works more often than it doesn't. That said, I generally use Process Lasso anyway to put all the other stuff I run on CCD1 (Pilot2Atc, AIG, A Pilots Life, RealTraffic, PSXT, CHrome etc etc) and assign MSFS only to CCD0.

 

Only problem with using Process Lasso is that the game won't launch if you start PL first - You've got to start PL after you've launched MSFS....well, for me anyway.  

 

On 4/10/2023 at 8:58 AM, wiler said:

u need to set cpu affinity to 0-11 in process lasso. Windows doesnt do it , at least on my system.  Also, make sure the core engine is not running when you start msfs, otherwise it wont run! 

DO NOT use Process Lasso to artificially park cores. I've used PL for a long time, but it can cause stability issues if you do that with this sim...watch this video, he'll walk you through how to properly set up the new x3d chips.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yOYfT_r0xI

17 hours ago, V1ROTA7E said:

 

look buddy it works for me and never had any CTD or any issues whatsoever.  

 

DO NOT use Process Lasso to artificially park cores. I've used PL for a long time, but it can cause stability issues if you do that with this sim...watch this video, he'll walk you through how to properly set up the new x3d chips.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yOYfT_r0xI

 

17 hours ago, V1ROTA7E said:

 

by the way I watched this video when I first got the chip but it didnt force windows to park cores in CCD1 so I went w PL and it worked , flawlessly. 

 

DO NOT use Process Lasso to artificially park cores. I've used PL for a long time, but it can cause stability issues if you do that with this sim...watch this video, he'll walk you through how to properly set up the new x3d chips.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yOYfT_r0xI

 

@wiler, your replies are embedded in the post you’re quoting. That makes it look like the person you quoted said those words.

Please learn how to reply to a quoted post to avoid confusion.

I have no problem with my 7950x3d. It uses ccd0 cores when playing msfs and parks ccd1 cores. Make sure you have latest drivers and bios, game mode on and Xbox game bar installed. 

Edited April 23, 20233 yr by spitzer45

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Edited April 24, 20233 yr by G-RFRY

On 4/22/2023 at 5:42 PM, wiler said:

 

Well i have a everything you to date and on thou it  won’t park any cores.7850x3d 

 

mike

Nvm I figured it out 

I guess I have to start the game via the game bar app instead of the short cut I have on desktop .

it’s working now

mike

I thought it wasn’t working for me as well. But it was. When you pull up resource manager, it’s going to show all cores being used. However, when I resized the msfs window to allow space for the resource monitor window on the same monitor, the second I started using msfs, the cores parked themselves liked they should. If I clicked back on the resource monitor, the cores unparked themselves. It’s most likely working normally, you just don’t see it. Try what I did and see if the cores are doing what you want them to do.

Something to consider….

Edited May 12, 20233 yr by ahsmatt7

1 hour ago, ahsmatt7 said:

I thought it wasn’t working for me as well. But it was. When you pull up resource manager, it’s going to show all cores being used. However, when I resized the msfs window to allow space for the resource monitor window on the same monitor, the second I started using msfs, the cores parked themselves liked they should. If I clicked back on the resource monitor, the cores unparked themselves. It’s most likely working normally, you just don’t see it. Try what I did and see if the cores are doing what you want them to do.

Something to consider….

 😯 thanks for the tip . I’ll try it out.

cheers

mime