The even numbers are the real cores and the odd numbers are the logical cores. 0 -> real 1 -> corresponding logical core and so on...
It is recommended to not play around with affinities anymore. SpreadAcrossAllProcessors can help in fact with scalability for sure. However, it is recommended to...
I did it like that but also noticed a small bug here. Core starts at 0 (I have 24 Threads) and ends at 24. Actually it should be 23 :D
Also I set my cores like that without the logical cores.
Update 1: I still encountered microfreezes in Valorant with MSI-mode on high. I found out that the power plan set by windows as standard for Ryzen 5000 CPUs caused actually these microfreezes.
Off-topic suggestion: Setting it to high perfomance did the trick or turn off everything what has to...
MSI stands for message signaled interrupt and basically means that it waits for messages when the device needs to give up and interrupt.
So to avoid any problems it should always stay on high because the graphics card is an active state device and needs to be refreshed every time. To give up...
I encountered some serious problems with microfreezes in Valorant on a GTX 1070 running in MSI-mode set by the tool. However, before NVCleanstall I did that with a MSI-Tool from another forum or by hand and I hadn't issues.
The possible solution for the problem is, which also was my solution...