Hmm. Maybe its worth a try but it is Safe for my system to Change this?
I need the Power of my CPU for other Things too, Like Video Rendering and Musicproduction.
I dont wanna mess Up my BIOS or my system. Honestly this is Out of my knowledge and i get sweaty Fingers about it😂.
Is there any article or Tutorial that i can ready or watch about it first?
Should we contact EA and inform them in Support cases about this? I mean, we have plenty of information and it seems to affect many Others.
I cant imangine EA doesnt already know that.
PE4CEMVKER here's a YouTube video about how BF6 doesn't properly park all the CPU cores on one of the CCD dies for Ryzen 9 processors.
If you don't want to go into BIOS. At the end of the video Jay talks about downloading Ryzen Master app and enabling game mode.
Okay, this video has me absolutely intrigued. I spent some time configuring my PC and testing the game, and I'm ready to share my observations with you all. All testing was done after the 'REDSEC' update release.
To summarize: neither the game update nor the BIOS settings have truly fixed the problem, once again. But. This method does provide a small FPS boost to the game.
With SMT enabled and CCD1 active, my system now displays 8 cores and 16 threads in Task Manager. The FPS now ranges from 90 to 110, with drops down to 80 FPS (previously, without these tweaks, it was 70–100 FPS with drops to 50 FPS).
Changing the graphics quality still has no effect on performance. Toggling DLSS on or off also doesn't add frames, but it does add input lag. I've attached two screenshots below, one with DLSS off and one with it on. You can see that DLSS affects GPU frames (193 with DLSS off and 240 with DLSS on), but the CPU frame rate is still stuck around 80 FPS. The display of processor cores and threads in the game is still incorrect: 16 cores and 14 threads (previously, without settings, there were 32 cores and 28 threads).
That's it, everyone. I am officially giving up the fight on my end. I hope one of the EA developers sees this.
