Can you bind a network card to a cpu in windows 10?


  1. smirk24
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    Can you bind a network card to a cpu in windows 10?


    I know in xp and 2003 theres a tool called interrupt affinity filter tool that allows this to happen but when it comes to newer os's i cant seem to figure it out
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  3. bro67
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    If you have a 10GBs NIC, it can be beneficial. Affinity Interrupts assigned with anything slower and depending on the CPU and RAM, can be a issue. You see this with Servers, not workstations, mainly Linux Servers handling VM's.

    https://crd.lbl.gov/assets/Uploads/Nathan-NDM14.pdf
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  4. smirk24
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    Thank you for your help
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