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Intel Setup

Installing and using CPU Set Setter

  1. Download the .exe installer or .zip file of the latest Release, install/extract and run it.
  2. If prompted, install the .NET 10 Runtime (the app will guide you) and run CPU Set Setter again.
  3. Open the Processes tab.
  4. Apply the "P-Cores" Core Mask to your open game.
  5. (Optional) Allocate your E-Cores to heavy background apps like OBS, iCue, webbrowsers, etc.
  6. Done - your choices are saved and auto-applied next time, as long as CPU Set Setter is running.
  7. (Optional) Set a hotkey combination in the Masks tab for some of the Core Mask to change/clear a program's Core Mask on the fly, so you can experiment quickly without having to even tab-out of your game.
  8. (Optional) Go to the Settings tab and enable "Start with Windows" to make CPU Set Setter start automatically when your computer starts.

Note

CPU Set Setter will auto-create some default Core Masks to start with, relevant to your CPU, for example: P-Cores, P-Cores no HT, E-Cores and All no HT.

If your Intel CPU does not have P- and E-cores, only the All no HT Mask will be automatically created.