crash on i5-11400H

[shdwwwwww]

lv_0_20260201151237.mp4

[spddl]

Since version v1.8.0? Or even before that?

[shdwwwwww]

Since version v1.8.0? Or even before that?

even before that

[spddl]

Does this happen with every entry or only with those from Realtek?

Can you start this version with cmd and then reproduce the error again?

GoInterruptPolicy_debug.zip

[shdwwwwww]

Does this happen with every entry or only with those from Realtek?

Can you start this version with cmd and then reproduce the error again?

GoInterruptPolicy_debug.zip

Happens on every entry

lv_0_20260203160901.mp4

[spddl]

First, open cmd and then start GoInterruptPolicy_debug.exe so that you can see any error messages that may appear.

[shdwwwwww]

First, open cmd and then start GoInterruptPolicy_debug.exe so that you can see any error messages that may appear.

error.txt

lv_0_20260203164444.mp4

[spddl]

Thanks, that provides some insight into the error. Could you please download this and write the output from the console?
#8 (comment)

With this information, 1.6.0 should have been the last version that worked for you... until we fixed the bug.

According to Intel, the i5-11400H has 6 CPU cores with hyper-threading, which means 12 threads. Is that currently correct?

[shdwwwwww]

Thanks, that provides some insight into the error. Could you please download this and write the output from the console? #8 (comment)

With this information, 1.6.0 should have been the last version that worked for you... until we fixed the bug.

According to Intel, the i5-11400H has 6 CPU cores with hyper-threading, which means 12 threads. Is that currently correct?

That's correct, the version you sent didn't crash, but there's another bug that was also present in other versions, that the threads are detected as e cores which is incorrect

[spddl]

I need the output from the console. The version is very old and was only a testing version.

[shdwwwwww]

I need the output from the console. The version is very old and was only a testing version.

nocrash.txt

[spddl]

That's a really interesting CPU.
Windows recognizes the threads of the CPU cores as different EfficiencyClasses in this case. For Intel, that would actually mean that you have 6 P-cores and, with active hyperthreading, 6 E-cores.

According to Intel, that's not true, so I have to think about how to present this clearly.

If you have the time and motivation, it would be interesting to see how Coreinfo recognizes your CPU.
https://download.sysinternals.com/files/Coreinfo.zip To do this, open CoreinfoEx64.exe

[shdwwwwww]

That's a really interesting CPU. Windows recognizes the threads of the CPU cores as different EfficiencyClasses in this case. For Intel, that would actually mean that you have 6 P-cores and, with active hyperthreading, 6 E-cores.

According to Intel, that's not true, so I have to think about how to present this clearly.

If you have the time and motivation, it would be interesting to see how Coreinfo recognizes your CPU. https://download.sysinternals.com/files/Coreinfo.zip To do this, open CoreinfoEx64.exe