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8 hours ago, Special K said:

Can you disable the Nvidia overlay please and see if that changes anything? We had some users where the Nvidia overlay caused exactly that.

Hi @Special K, thanks for mentioning and it is a hint...  I would like to try out while NV overlay disabled.

Again, thanks a lots!! 

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Am 6.6.2025 um 11:14 schrieb Special K:

Can you disable the Nvidia overlay please and see if that changes anything? We had some users where the Nvidia overlay caused exactly that.

I dont have the nvidia overlay, because i dont have nVidia Expierience installed. 

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Am 4.6.2025 um 10:36 schrieb Schlomo1933:

@Dangerzone thank you for the advice , i have done it . Gigabyte Downloadservice and the Gigabyte Updateservice are not more shown in the tasklist.

But the GbtCloudMatrix is still shown in the DxDiag

@scommander2 i tried this. Here are  screenshots from taskmanager 

1- is Core 0-7 active

2-is Core 0-15 active

Core 0-7.png

Core 0 - 15.png

Can you please stop using process lasso or whatnot to activate / deactivate cores? DCS reads your CPU architecture and assigns specific tasks to specific cores. if you play around with that on your own, you work against what ED is doing for you already.

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I have nothing running. as i told you i have a clean windows installation. i had just Parkcontrol one time activated to deaktivate coreparking. but its not running anymore just started once.

The only things i installed myself is the razr software for my keyboard and the oculus link app for my quest3 VR headset.

I made u some screenshots from the backround takes in taskmanager. maybe u will find some strange things. 

Btw: i installed also now Gforce Expierience to go shure that the nVidia Overlay is disabled.

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vor 59 Minuten schrieb Schlomo1933:

I have nothing running. as i told you i have a clean windows installation. i had just Parkcontrol one time activated to deaktivate coreparking. but its not running anymore just started once.

The only things i installed myself is the razr software for my keyboard and the oculus link app for my quest3 VR headset.

I made u some screenshots from the backround takes in taskmanager. maybe u will find some strange things. 

Btw: i installed also now Gforce Expierience to go shure that the nVidia Overlay is disabled.

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But how did you manage to get only your first cores used? You must have disabled the other cores (via lasso or TaskManager or Registry)

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vor 3 Stunden schrieb Special K:

But how did you manage to get only your first cores used? You must have disabled the other cores (via lasso or TaskManager or Registry)

That’s the question. In all other games all cores work normal. How I said , it’s a fresh win 11 installation… 

Am 4.6.2025 um 10:36 schrieb Schlomo1933:

@Dangerzone thank you for the advice , i have done it . Gigabyte Downloadservice and the Gigabyte Updateservice are not more shown in the tasklist.

But the GbtCloudMatrix is still shown in the DxDiag

@scommander2 i tried this. Here are  screenshots from taskmanager 

1- is Core 0-7 active

2-is Core 0-15 active

Core 0-7.png

Core 0 - 15.png

Here is how it’s working via task manager as test .

1. Pic core 0-7 is active 

2. pic core is 0-15 active 

 

with all cores active: number 0 gets to 100% and cores 1-15 goes like to idle, while 16-32 goes also active 

 

Posted
vor 3 Stunden schrieb Schlomo1933:

What feels a bit strange for me is: 

The task manager shows me 32 cores 

but my processor has just 24 cores  and 32 threats.

Taskmanager always shows you logical cores.
Your CPU has 8 P-cores (each P-core has 2 logical cores) and 16 E-cores, which only have one core.
So you have 8 + 16 = 24 physical cores but 8x2 = 16 + 16 = 32 logical cores (aka threads, which is in all fairness wrong but nevermind)

So, when you see the first 8 cores loaded, that means that 4 of your P-cores are fully loaded and nothing else.
If you can replicate that somehow, I would really love to look at a DCS log for that case.

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Hi @Special K, according to @Schlomo1933 CPU usage:

image.gif

with his dcs.log:

common cores: {8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15}
render cores: {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7}
IO cores: {16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31}
unavailable cores: {}

It seems that his system uses E-Cores in the most time rather than P-Cores (hope the CPU usage was taken when he was in the flight).

However, he set affinity by Task Manager fordcs.exe with all P-Cores 0-15 (with hyper-threading which matched to dcs.log common/render cores), then:

image.gif

 

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vor 3 Minuten schrieb scommander2:

Hi @Special K, according to @Schlomo1933 CPU usage:

image.gif

with his dcs.log:

common cores: {8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15}
render cores: {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7}
IO cores: {16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31}
unavailable cores: {}

It seems that his system uses E-Cores in the most time rather than P-Cores (hope the CPU usage was taken when he was in the flight).

However, he set affinity by Task Manager fordcs.exe with all P-Cores 0-15 (with hyper-threading which matched to dcs.log common/render cores), then:

image.gif

 

The first picture is ok, that is expected.

The P-cores are being used for the render pool (the ones with the higher scheduling class if available, ED named that performance class for whatever reason) and for the common pool. The E-cores are used for the IO-pool, if there are any. Otherwise, the IO-pool is empty and IO tasks will be handled by the common-pool also.

That is then shown in the 2nd picture, where the IO tasks will be spread also over the P-cores and the E-cores will not be used (that dcs.log would probably have shown an empty IO pool).

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Thanks.  Then, I guess the 0-core with the 100% load must run the DCS main thread for graphic.

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vor 5 Minuten schrieb Schlomo1933:

@scommander2 yes this was in flight.

@Special K what u mean with io-pool . Do you mean Input Devices ? 

DCS can use up to 3 threadpools:
- Render Pool => your rendering
- Common Pool => everything else but IO tasks (probably file and network operations)
- IO Pool => probably file and network operations

I am not an ED developer, so these are somewhat guesses.

vor 6 Minuten schrieb Schlomo1933:

but why just one core for the graphic ?

 

And why so high ?

 

Not sure if I asked that already, but do you run DCS as Administrator by chance? Or use the Nvidia overlay?

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