http://store.steampowered.com/app/3 84300/ so, this is the

>>59843712
You can, it's just that that app's developer made a shitton of bots to give fake positive reviews, and anyone who buys it unironically is too stupid to change it themself.

>change priority of processes in task manager
>10 euros
kek, smart jew

>>59843812
/thread

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>>59843712
>twenty fucking dollars for literally a 5 line bash script

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>>59844435
bu..bu...buuut it has Steam achievements anon!

Jesus fucking Christ

>>59843712
that shit still on steam?
kek

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Do you guys also see the red text popping out in 3D or should I filename?

>>59848185
better filename it

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>>59844816
>get achievements based on how many cores your cpu has

>>59844435
>tfw too stupid to make a script cause idk what the fuck I am doing.

But seriously cpucores is a rip off. just like that gaming VPN shit.

>>59843712
His name is actually Caetano Veloso.

>>59848185
Read the filename, or go get your eyes checked

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>>59844816
>>59851198
What do I win?

>>59851323
achievements only go up to 10 cpu cores unfortunately.
but technically you could probably get that achievement on different accounts at the same time.

>>59843712
>windows
This is a technology board. Windows discussion belongs to /v/

>>59851323
>occupies 2gb of memory in idle state
JUST

>>59851323
>128 cores
What the.... is that a server?

>>59851198
AMD wins.

>>59851492
It's probably a VM since it's easy to say you have 128 logical cores.

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>>59851369
>>59851405
>>59851492
Overallocated 128 cores to a single NUMA node & 16 core CPU on my passthrough VM to see what would happen.
Windows professional stops considering them cores after 64 and calls anything extra threads. It also cannot into higher SMT than two.
It was surprisingly responsive until the cores would dogpile disk reads/writes and induce stutter.

Shutting down and starting up carried a risk of crashing my entire system.