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• gamedeal user

  Oct 2, 2021

  Just commenting to all the "This is placebo" and get the better "free Lasso" blablabla What does the program do? It's main purpose seems to basically chooses the cpu cores/threads for the games/programs to use. You can do it manually without any program in the task manager (or in case using cpucores, you can also see what cpucores chooses to use). Windows default is allow appllication to use all cores/threads. Task Manager(ctrl+shift+esc) -> Details tab -> right click on application -> Set affinity ->select cores you would like to use and click ok Now why does this matter for me? In my personal case, I don't use it to "gain perfomance" but to fix problems in many cases. Many older games have problem with running on too many cores. GTA SA has mouse "bug" where it just sometimes won't change character direction after exiting the menu, if I don't limit the amount of cores used. Prototype doesn't even load to game (just closes it in the middle of loading) if i use all the cores. So why not do it manually in Task manager? Because my experience is that Task Manager does not retain the affinity values of the programs. CPUcores can be set to autostart So where does all the alleged "extra performance" come from? Since operating system mainly uses the first core of the the cpu for it's own processes, loading the the game process on same core also, may impact the game performance negatively. Not using the operating systems main core for game or application process(es) adds the possibility of "extra performance" since it does not have to compete with operating system on the same core. Second thing is Hyperthreading or SMT; using every single physical core as 2 virtual cores (threads). This will basically make possibility to consume single physical core with the worth of 2 core workload and in some game cases having those workloads on separate physical cores will have the possibility of "extra performance" since it won't have to compete with itself on those physical cores. So why not Process Lasso? To be honest, could not care less if you use Lasso, cpucores, do it manually or use some other program; everyone chooses what he/she uses. The comments about lasso "is free" is not correct. It's trial is free, it's paid lifetime version is more expensive than cpucores deluxe. Is it better or worse can't say; I don't require the additional functionality Lasso offers and I like the easy solution that cpucores is: It is downloaded and started from where my games also are and it is not with too many options, that i will never use anyway. That is my experience using it, hope it helps someone
• gamedeal user

  Mar 20, 2021

  I recommend this placebo effect
• gamedeal user

  Oct 1, 2019

  Before you buy. This only really boosts you on games that have heavy CPU usage, or if your CPU has more than 2 cores, but they're all clocked really low. I had an AMD A10 processor in my laptop and saw substantial gains when gaming using this app. Going from 10 fps on low settings in Minecraft to almost 60 on medium settings. Tried it again with my new gaming rig and didn't see any improvements at all. So if you have something really good or higher end, you might not see much if any improvements when using this application. Please be careful. It's not that it doesn't work, it's that what it contributes isn't noticeable if your PC is high spec enough.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 9, 2020

  This helps me hide all the hentai games I play as steam says im playing CPUCores. Recommend for that
• gamedeal user

  Jun 27, 2016

  CPUCores is often advertised on /r/pcmasterrace and claims that you will have higher fps however, with an AMD FX - 8350 it hasn't made much of an impact on my games. To top this off, YOU CAN DO THIS ALL FOR FREE WITH A DIFFERENT PROGRAM!!! as found on Reddit also can be explained here. Also after is was announced that this was deemed "snake oil" the creator of that thread was banned from this steampage. *asshole move* I would not recommend buying this and I also recommend you do some research yourself...
• gamedeal user

  Nov 19, 2020

  Honestly, it made no visible difference in Heaven benchmark for me. Long story short, save your money. However- If you really want to squeeze more FPS out of your system, here's some tips: -Use Ccleaner to clean your registry (it will find broken shortcuts, invalid entries for programs no longer installed and such.) -Stay up to date with Windows first, then check for updated drivers with Driver Easy. (Free version makes you install manually so you will have to use Device Manager to update unless you get the Pro version.) -Open My PC and right click your main drive>Properties>Disk Cleanup>Clean Up System Files. (This will allow you to delete leftover update packages or even old OS versions which can take around 30gb of your space.) -Download MSI Afterburner to tweak your graphics card settings, I use Heaven Benchmark to test my settings. Your graphics card can fail during testing but all that will happen in my experience is Heaven Benchmark will crash and you adjust the settings down accordingly. Usually yields at least 100mhz gain with Nvidia cards. You can also overclock the memory, but is not beneficial after a point so while it may not crash, keep an eye on your results for FPS drop. -Keep your drive optimized (With Samsung use Samsung Magician program, otherwise find Disk Management in Windows) -If you're using a SATA SSD then enable RAPID mode, if using a M.2 enable Turbo mode. (I think RAPID mode is enabled in Windows, but Turbo Mode is in bios. start menu>"bios">advanced system startup>Restart then in Boot Menu>Troubleshoot>UEFI/Firmware Settings) You can find Youtube videos on how to do all of this if you find yourself lost when it comes to tech, but this keeps my PC running like a champ, no thanks to this program, Just hope those tips help someone who need actual results. :)
• gamedeal user

  Jan 7, 2020

  Don't waste money on this fake application, would be better off using something like process lasso. this has a mostly positive review but majority of them can't even tell a difference, giving this good reviews is just encouraging people to waste money on something that doesn't improve any performance. the legitimate only way i can see this doing any good for a game (given it actually does what it says) is a game that wasn't built to utilize more than 1 core, however most games now utilize multi-core processors well enough that something like this doesn't have any benefit, windows / drivers / and cpu already utilize the workload better than any application is going to be able to.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 11, 2017

  The program didn't do anything to boost fps in my case (Although this might only be because my main bottleneck is not my CPU) but actually created issues with the games I tried it with (Cities Skylines & Total War:Warhammer). In both instances the game would slowly start degrading in performance after usage and eventually come to a complete halt in framerate. This would happen in the main menu as well as in game. I would suspect some sort of memory leak but I am not a software developer so that is just a guess from my many years of gaming. These later problems are the reason I do not recommend this software, as again the fact that I did not see any significant performance gains are probably more specific to my hardware setup than any issue with the software. Update: To be fair to the dev I have elaborated on the issue and corrected the way I phrased my previous review since I realized it was not entierly fair in its representation of the software.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 18, 2017

  Quite bad, I don’t see any difference in my fps after using it. Basically same as unparking the cores yourself in windows
• gamedeal user

  May 22, 2020

  I spent over 600 hours falling for this placebo, it doesn't do anything.