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+(Request) Variables to Use CPUs in Specific Modes
+box64 already has a "box64_maxcpu" variable, but it doesn't work for this situation I'm about to show.
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+In all my time playing games in box64, I've noticed that some games use two cores, others use one core, others use four cores, and others use three cores.
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+Having all the cores selected can cause the game to run poorly, since I select the first cores, and the first cores on Android are low-power, meaning they save battery life, so they have poor performance.
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+This can be solved by opening Task Manager and selecting the most powerful cores.
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+But I would like to have a variable to avoid opening Task Manager every time I open a game.
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+For example: BOX64_MAXCPU= 8-6,7,5 or BOX86_MAXCPU= 8-6,7,5
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+Of the 8 cores, select cores 6, 7, and 5.
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