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Anyway... usually problems start when your cpu usage is high...
He's probably got his frame rate unlimited and seeing his gpu at 100% usage is causing noise... high temps and coil whine. Maybe im looking into it too much? The GPU is always suppose to be used as much as possible. The only time when you would have your gpu usage to be lower is when you cap your frame rate.
Ill say it again... the worrying thing is when you cpu is at 90%
Do you have framerate issues due to high GPU usage?
Do you have frametime issues due to high GPU usage?
Do you have high temperatures due to high GPU usage?
Are you getting crashes, BSODs or general system instability due to high GPU usage?
Are you getting coil whine/loud fans due to high GPU usage?
So again:
The issue is that he probably read SOMETHING about GPU's SOMEWHERE on the interweb...
It's not supposed to be at (or over) anything.
It varies from game to game. You could be hitting 250fps in one game, but only be using 25% of your GPU... There's no problem there. You might be hitting 90fps in another game, and using 95% of your GPU. Still no problem. Or you might be playing something more demanding, and only getting 25fps while your GPU is constantly at 99%. This would be a problem, because your GPU is acting like a bottleneck.