My experience... In the first two days, I downloaded all the drivers, it didn't work.

I downloaded a fresh Windows from Microsoft, installed fresh drivers, and bought an antivirus, but it didn't work.

As a result, during these two days, I rearranged Windows 8 times, 3 official builds and 5 left ones, installed old and new drivers, downloaded all MV C++ from 2008 and higher, installed and deleted antivirus, prescribed all sorts of rights to the game folders, argued with the Faf admins, was bashing my head against the wall, smacking the table with my fist and swore obscenities - nothing worked.

I've done a bunch of CPU, cache, memory, hard drives tests, read-write tests, stress tests, even GPU stress test
0 errors, everything is fine.
Heavy games play well at maximum and there are no crashes, BSODs, glitches or anything else, everything works!

I cursed FAF and Supreme and didn't come in for a week.

A week later, a thought occurred to me: everyone says that Supreme is a single-threaded game, that it runs on a single core, etc. It is clear that modern CPUs will divide the process into several cores, but maybe there is something here?
I examined how forgedalliance.exe is distributed across cores and noticed that it always starts automatically from CPU 2 to CPU 21. The first 16 threads are P-cores, threads 17 through 21 are E-cores.
There were no E-cores until 2021, and all older CPUs run Supreme exclusively on P-cores. The E-cores are also worse in microarchitecture than the cores of 2010, when the game was released.

I launched Suprim with 11 bots and a bunch of spam through the client, but manually I set the affinity for forgedalliance.exe to cores, while in the lobby and before pressing the start button:
The first P-core (P0), the first thread - 0 errors.
The first P-core in two threads has 0 errors.
P0-1 thread + P1-1 thread - 0 errors.
P0-2 threads + P1-2 threads - 0 errors.
...
the first 4 P-cores in dual-threaded mode - 0 errors.

After that, I did two test automatic starts again. The result was same:
from CPU 2 to CPU 21 with a bunch of errors.

After that, I set Supreme in 4 P-cores in dual-thread mode in the lobby with the players on the dual gap map, and everything went great. 0 errors, 0 desyncs.

After that, I finally went to sleep at 4 a.m..

I don't know how it works for others on new Intel, and I don't know how it worked for me a year ago, but now, on the official build of Windows from February 2026 from the microsoft website with all updates, it works well only with manual set of cores.

It is possible to create a CMD or PowerShell script to launch on specific cores, however, we use a client for launching, and it is not possible to provide such instructions to it.

However, I can still play!

Make a chat and a lobby list on the same tab, chat on the left, lobby on the right, vertical line in the middle, it can be moved left and right to enlarge the lobby or chat. There are a lot of places on the screen! And it will be convenient to talk. Those who do not need the chat will disconnect from the chat.

There is no Citrix there, I did not install it. I don't even know what it is.

I also read other forum threads on this topic, and everyone with 13 and 14 generations of intel complains about out of sync, and everyone except for supreme has no problems. and you advise everyone to change processors.

It's at least strange that we all have CPUs from different countries so broken in the same way that everything works everywhere except for the supreme.

Rather, it looks like the incompatibility of the supreme code and the CPU architecture. But is Intel really to blame here?

And how can the CPU break down so that there are no complaints anywhere except in the supreme. What should I and other guys write in a warranty or replacement request? That everything works fine except for one game, and the developers blame Intel for that?

YEP!!!! I DID IT!!!! without replacing my CPU ))

my computer is 2 years old. I played great with this configuration and this CPU for a whole year or more, until suddenly these oddities with desynchronization started. Maybe you've got something wrong with your additions? My problem is only 2-3 weeks old, but before that, how did it all work?
With such input data, I don't see any real signals in the CPU breakdown. Changing the CPU, which costs like a wing from an airplane, just in case, without guarantees of success, is complete nonsense.

Apparently, I'll have to break up with Supreme or wait for a ban from you for complaining about constant desynchronizations.

I don't know how it works for others on new Intel, and I don't know how it worked for me a year ago, but now, on the official build of Windows from February 2026 from the microsoft website with all updates, it works well only with manual set of cores.

It is possible to create a CMD or PowerShell script to launch on specific cores, however, we use a client for launching, and it is not possible to provide such instructions to it.

However, I can still play!

My experience... In the first two days, I downloaded all the drivers, it didn't work.

I downloaded a fresh Windows from Microsoft, installed fresh drivers, and bought an antivirus, but it didn't work.

As a result, during these two days, I rearranged Windows 8 times, 3 official builds and 5 left ones, installed old and new drivers, downloaded all MV C++ from 2008 and higher, installed and deleted antivirus, prescribed all sorts of rights to the game folders, argued with the Faf admins, was bashing my head against the wall, smacking the table with my fist and swore obscenities - nothing worked.

I've done a bunch of CPU, cache, memory, hard drives tests, read-write tests, stress tests, even GPU stress test
0 errors, everything is fine.
Heavy games play well at maximum and there are no crashes, BSODs, glitches or anything else, everything works!

I cursed FAF and Supreme and didn't come in for a week.

A week later, a thought occurred to me: everyone says that Supreme is a single-threaded game, that it runs on a single core, etc. It is clear that modern CPUs will divide the process into several cores, but maybe there is something here?
I examined how forgedalliance.exe is distributed across cores and noticed that it always starts automatically from CPU 2 to CPU 21. The first 16 threads are P-cores, threads 17 through 21 are E-cores.
There were no E-cores until 2021, and all older CPUs run Supreme exclusively on P-cores. The E-cores are also worse in microarchitecture than the cores of 2010, when the game was released.

I launched Suprim with 11 bots and a bunch of spam through the client, but manually I set the affinity for forgedalliance.exe to cores, while in the lobby and before pressing the start button:
The first P-core (P0), the first thread - 0 errors.
The first P-core in two threads has 0 errors.
P0-1 thread + P1-1 thread - 0 errors.
P0-2 threads + P1-2 threads - 0 errors.
...
the first 4 P-cores in dual-threaded mode - 0 errors.

After that, I did two test automatic starts again. The result was same:
from CPU 2 to CPU 21 with a bunch of errors.

After that, I set Supreme in 4 P-cores in dual-thread mode in the lobby with the players on the dual gap map, and everything went great. 0 errors, 0 desyncs.

After that, I finally went to sleep at 4 a.m..

YEP!!!! I DID IT!!!! without replacing my CPU ))

my computer is 2 years old. I played great with this configuration and this CPU for a whole year or more, until suddenly these oddities with desynchronization started. Maybe you've got something wrong with your additions? My problem is only 2-3 weeks old, but before that, how did it all work?
With such input data, I don't see any real signals in the CPU breakdown. Changing the CPU, which costs like a wing from an airplane, just in case, without guarantees of success, is complete nonsense.

Apparently, I'll have to break up with Supreme or wait for a ban from you for complaining about constant desynchronizations.

and if I replace the CPU with new ultra CPUs from Intel, will the new architecture be to blame there too?

are there any tests to identify CPU issues as part of our concerns? I can give you access to the computer.

There is no Citrix there, I did not install it. I don't even know what it is.

I also read other forum threads on this topic, and everyone with 13 and 14 generations of intel complains about out of sync, and everyone except for supreme has no problems. and you advise everyone to change processors.

It's at least strange that we all have CPUs from different countries so broken in the same way that everything works everywhere except for the supreme.

Rather, it looks like the incompatibility of the supreme code and the CPU architecture. But is Intel really to blame here?

And how can the CPU break down so that there are no complaints anywhere except in the supreme. What should I and other guys write in a warranty or replacement request? That everything works fine except for one game, and the developers blame Intel for that?

replacing the CPU MAY help???? i9-13900?? Just replace for MAY help? )))
replacing an expensive processor that works great everywhere except for you is beyond adequate, don't you think? If it didn't work well, there would be other errors in other programs, it would be logical, but there are no problems with it anywhere except supreme. the same cyberpunk 2077 is going great, and my working databases are being calculated without problems.

Are you ABSOLUTELY SURE that it's just a matter of replacing the processor?

warning: Error running lua script: Attempting to lookup the RType for class Moho::CAiBrain before it is registered.
warning: Checksum for beat 10450 mismatched: 1c7d6c798322e1abef97448914102364 (sim) != 048212d2879be87f89cf57bcc4ecd5fd (IFRIT666).
The game without union control. No lags, no pings, no everything, just it.

I have a vague suspicion that this happens in games with union control, but I'm not sure. The log that I uploaded refers specifically to the game with union control.

Everything was fine a year ago. For some reason, there was a frequent desynchronization during the game. At the same time, there are no problems with the Internet, I have no vpn, there are no lags in the game, there is no big ping, there are no signs of problems.

There's a game going on, we're fighting, everything is OK, suddenly hop - out of sync in an instant. I reinstalled Windows, drivers, everything fresh, updated the firmware on the router, reinstalled faf and supreme and steam, did not install av and other programs. Even on "bare" Windows, there is desynchronization, and it happens both at 5 minutes and at 40.

I found an error in the game log before the first desynchronization entry.:

warning: Error running lua script: Attempting to lookup the RType for class Moho::UnitWeapon before it is registered.

What is it, where does it come from, and what should I do?
Win11, i9-13900, ssd, 32Gb RAM, rtx-4070.

game_26552965.log