Ahhhhh...magnifico...

[agent_kith]

I have 4 CPU cores. I didn't hear a big difference but found that I preferred just 1 core for user. 3 cores for user was next best and 2 cores for user was the worst.

Just made me speculate that there is benefit to having all user processes on a common core but that there might be further benefit in also keeping certain system processes on a common core; i.e. separate to the user core but never switching cores.

This was using LMS/SL. 

With only two cores, my experiments are pretty limited. Tried:

1. Squeezelite only
   
2. Squeezelite + LMS
   

With 2 being better than 1. Other things to try is to move the network process over to the same set. Which leads me to think if it's possible to use the link local (127.0.0.1) for Squeezelite instead (not entirely sure if this is possible)...

These features will all be added in due time I guess..