Also helps with multiplayer sieges and just general performance. I have found the solution for ryzen 2xxx series and upwards, and new gen multi core CPUs underperforming in massive unit sized battles (300-1000), went from 30 to a whopping 90 FPS with this!!!So we all know warband is very CPU intensive and doesn’t use multiple coreswell yada yada, but actually alot of people on forums were recommending to turn ON force single threading, which is actually really counter intuitive after extensive testing Here’s how I can now finally play and enjoy massive PoP battles with new gen CPUs:- I lightly overclocked my Ryzen 2700x (gpu gtx 1080ti) from 3.7 to 4.0- Using process lasso or the task manager affinity to set used CPU’s 0,2,4,6,8,10,12,14, the odd numbers are virtual cores so untick those as older games don’t use them well and cause negative effects! Process lasso can automate it for warband every time you start it up.- TURNING OFF FORCE SINGLE THREADING AND THUS ALLOWING THE GAME TO USE THE MULTIPLE PHYSICAL CORES (0,2,4,6,8,10,12,14)- Set warband to high priority in process lasso or task managerand voila, now I can enjoy my massive Prophesy of Pendor at directx9, maxed settings, battles at 450 units instead of slideshow game.
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