When I set up new commands and assign the CPU affinity if I go back and check the keymaps and program location are in place but under CPU affinity is says none.
Also what does FPSBK stand for? I know FPS is frames per second.
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When I set up new commands and assign the CPU affinity if I go back and check the keymaps and program location are in place but under CPU affinity is says none.
Also what does FPSBK stand for? I know FPS is frames per second.
I take that back 0,1,2,3 CPU will stick but 4,5,6,7 will not.
FPSBK is the frames per second when the window is not main focus.
Keyclone is currently able to set affinity for four cores. It is unable to write the configs for any number of cores above this.
My workaround for this is to run two wow clients, one for slaves and one for master, then I can set the processAffinityMask for each in the relative config.wtf file.
I'm going to make another post in a second to show how you can set your own affinity exactly how you want it.
this has already been updated for the i7 chip (8 cores) for the next release.
Thanks for the info so by turning down FPS on non focus windows it saves up frames for my main nice. Rob thanks for the update on core I7 stuff.