Releases: saturnsky/saturn_affinity_python
Releases · saturnsky/saturn_affinity_python
Added game-specific profile management features.
Add game-specific profile management.
- Added the feature of customizing core cluster allocation by game.
- Added process priority control.
With the addition of the process prioritization feature, Saturn Affinity can now be used on typical single-cluster CPUs.
Creating application icons
- Added icons.
- A red icon is displayed when the program is accelerating the game, and a yellow icon when it is in a normal state.
Tray icon support improvements
- Improved the tray icon to always be visible
- Improved Game Affinity functionality to work when software is in the tray
Saturn Affinity 0.4.2
- Avoiding false positives from Windows Defender antivirus
Saturn Affinity 0.4.1
- Prevent duplicate execution of programs
Saturn Affinity 0.4.0
- Add Tray Icon
- Fixed an issue that accidentally prevented the program from working properly during feature enhancements.
Saturn Affinity 0.3.0
Experimental support for Alder Lake and later Intel architectures (CPUs in P+E configuration only)
Warning: I don't have the latest Intel CPUs, so I can't verify the behavior.
Saturn Affinity 0.2.1
- Fixed an error when re-adding a game that was already added
- Fixed an issue that caused the program to halt in some situations
Saturn Affinity 0.2.0
Improved the algorithm for selecting cores for gaming. If a CPU has multiple L3 cache clusters, it will automatically select the cores that belong to the largest L3 cache cluster.
As a result, even CPUs with four L3 cache clusters, such as the Ryzen 9 3950X, can now exclusively use one cache cluster.
Saturn Affinity 0.1.1
- Very minor usability improvements