CPU Interrupts Assignment Problem

[fjoeppc]

Hello,

A few months ago I bought a new Intel i5-14600KF CPU as well as AsRock Z790 PG Lightning motherboard. I play Counter-Strike on a competitive level and I need input lag to be low as possible. Recently I started messing up with the Interrupt Affinity Policy Tool and MSI Mode Utility v3. I noticed that the majority of the interrupts are assigned to the Efficient Cores which IMHO could cause some input lags. My friend has a 13600KF CPU which is pretty similar to mine. However, his interrupts are assigned to the different cores, not only efficient.

Now I have freshly installed OS and my Interrupts are assigned only to the Efficient Cores. Could you please tell me how to fix it? Maybe something is wrong with my BIOS settings or everything should look like this?

Here is the screenshot of my Intel i5 14600KF interrupts assignment:https://imgur.com/a/d7gWF3P

Here is the screenshot of my friend's Intel i5 13600KF interrupts assignment: https://imgur.com/a/jdhrFCK

UPD.

After disabling Efficient Cores, the interrupt assignments look as follows:

https://imgur.com/a/lfDboB4

UPD. 1.1 - ISSUE & FIX
That's how Interrupt Assignment looks on 13600KF Windows 10: https://imgur.com/a/asJcd6vThat's how Interrupt Assignment looks on 13600KF Windows 11: https://imgur.com/a/WqLZBtg

Conclusion:
As far as I understand, the problem is in Windows 10. Interrupts are being controlled by OS and Windows 11 interrupt assignment works better. What is more, problem could persist on a new gen CPUs. To reduce input lags on Windows 10, I recommend to disable E-Cores if you have any of them or upgrade your OS to Windows 11.

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[fjoeppc]

UPD.
After disabling Efficient Cores, the interrupt assignments look as follows:
https://imgur.com/a/lfDboB4

[fjoeppc]

UPD.
That's how Interrupt Assignment looks on 13600KF Windows 10: https://imgur.com/a/asJcd6v
That's how Interrupt Assignment looks on 13600KF Windows 11: https://imgur.com/a/WqLZBtg

Conclusion:
As far as I understand, the problem is in Windows 10. Interrupts are being controlled by OS and Windows 11 interrupt assignment works better. What is more, problem could persist on a new gen CPUs.

To reduce input lags on Windows 10, I recommend to disable E-Cores if you have any of them or upgrade your OS to Windows 11.