Originally Posted by Mhurron  |
| It will then begin to schedule processes to that processor/core even if usually it won't. |
That's what I am trying to do.
| Originally Posted by InuTrunks |
Works wonders with non dual core programs. if you ever see any "speed up slow down speed up" problems, it useally means you need to turn off a core for a program.
Infact, it works wonders with FFXI and PlayOnline. |
I'm more interested in in which processes to switch to which core.
Assuming a person has 2 cores, would moving the background processes and the PlayOnline process to core 0 and FFXI process to core 1 be the best set-up?