Recent content by MartinusPos

Runfirst doesn't disable the other core. The application will work on his dedicated core. The other one will pickup all other tasks So switching wont be slow.

I have 2 games i play alot. EQ1 and EQ2. I both have to play with RunFirst if I want them to be stable. Just curious. I know the EQ2 can use the HyperThreading of Intel chip. Since we have 2 full speed core, could dual core break game speed mechanics? Like in EQ2 I get a error message ...