Which Neuronets Are Useful On XEvil For Use With SER And Standard Engines?

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Hello, Sven, and everyone else on the board.

I would just like to know which cores  I should enable when using Xevil with GSA-SER.

I don't want to enable cores that serve no purpose but to eat memory.

Also...

I remember someone saying they enable Default v.1 AND Default v.2.

But if I try to do this, a pop-up on Xevil advises against it and states that the second core will remain unused.

Thanks to anyone providing help. I appreciate it.

iamzahidali

For Me i am going with default Template from XEvil provided for GSA SER + Xumer also don't confuse XEvil by Enabling v.1 & v.2 at the sametime it will get you very bad success rate

Deeeeeeee

iamzahidali said:

For Me i am going with default Template from XEvil provided for GSA SER + Xumer also don't confuse XEvil by Enabling v.1 & v.2 at the sametime it will get you very bad success rate

Yeah, that is what I'll keep it set to. At one time I had enabled more than necessary, apparently. Thank you for the response.

royalmice

Select the default GSA  option in Xevil, disable V1 and enable V2, because V2 have all that V1 has and more

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royalmice said:

Select the default GSA  option in Xevil, disable V1 and enable V2, because V2 have all that V1 has and more

Thanks. Very useful.

symioz

From what I’ve seen, when using XEvil with GSA-SER, it’s best to stick with just one of the Default cores-usually Default v.2-since enabling both doesn’t really give extra benefit and just wastes memory. XEvil’s warning pop-up is right; the second core won’t get used anyway.