If you want to leave it in Creator mode and have Poser respond quicker (or many other programs), research into setting up the affinity for Poser.exe to only ever run on one CCX core. You basically never want a single program to use more than half the processor for it to remain fast. This can be done with Gaming mode with no issues, but it can also be done another way with varying success. It can be done with a special shortcut to launch the program. Doing this will not require any modifications to the boot sequence or hardware used, and will leave the system in Creator mode. It does not work perfectly every time, or all the time. But it is better than nothing and will work on programs that oddly wont launch in Creator mode on Zen 1.. Google "How to Permanently set Priority and Affinity with shortcut file" and read up on it on the Microsoft sites. Again, this doesn't always help, but it almost always allow programs that wont launch on a 1950x to launch. You will get more fps in most games launching them like this as well. Basically you limit the cores a program can use, so it never switches to the other cpu in the die. This may not be the best idea if you rely on 32 cores for firefly, but it is good to know how to do it for lots of other programs.

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