Multicore Confusion

Thalak · 08-17-2012, 04:03 AM

I would love to see someone official throwing a light on the matter, if possible:

Since the update, both of the cores of my processor work at full capacity while RO is running. Before, only one core was working, while the other one was sleeping. So I thought, finally there's multicore support.

But some people keep telling me that nothing has changed on their 4-core CPUs.

If there isn't multicore support, how come that RO uses 2 cores (evenly distributed to full capacity, it's clearly to be seen if RO loses focus: both cores fall to 75% each)? And if there is multicore support, how come that there is no difference on 4- or 6-core CPUs?

08-17-2012, 04:03 AM	#1
Thalak Pledge Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 31	Multicore Confusion I would love to see someone official throwing a light on the matter, if possible: Since the update, both of the cores of my processor work at full capacity while RO is running. Before, only one core was working, while the other one was sleeping. So I thought, finally there's multicore support. But some people keep telling me that nothing has changed on their 4-core CPUs. If there isn't multicore support, how come that RO uses 2 cores (evenly distributed to full capacity, it's clearly to be seen if RO loses focus: both cores fall to 75% each)? And if there is multicore support, how come that there is no difference on 4- or 6-core CPUs?