if i remember correctly with amd gpus ( not sure about nvidia ) when it can no longer draw more power the gpu will draw power from the vram to give it to the core making it more stable jayztwocents made a video let me see if i can find it
1ight0fdarkness
Your gpu usage is 60% you probably just cpu bottlenecked when cpu bottlenecked you can’t produce more frames but you can increase resolution and will not lose single fps because gpu render that. And yes cpu isn’t 100% because the game you play can’t use all of your cpu cores
pumpkinsuu
Look at the % usage and CPU.
The GPU utilization went down. Basically no different. 50% of 100 = 100% of 50 btw.
The CPU went down at lowest fps and struggled to keep up with GPU. So i think your CPU too weak for that GPU.
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Frequency isn’t tied to FPS tho?
systme specs?
if i remember correctly with amd gpus ( not sure about nvidia ) when it can no longer draw more power the gpu will draw power from the vram to give it to the core making it more stable jayztwocents made a video let me see if i can find it
Your gpu usage is 60% you probably just cpu bottlenecked when cpu bottlenecked you can’t produce more frames but you can increase resolution and will not lose single fps because gpu render that. And yes cpu isn’t 100% because the game you play can’t use all of your cpu cores
Look at the % usage and CPU.
The GPU utilization went down. Basically no different. 50% of 100 = 100% of 50 btw.
The CPU went down at lowest fps and struggled to keep up with GPU. So i think your CPU too weak for that GPU.