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If you provide your hardware info as a file in the developer discord they can fix the problem faster because devs don't have different test PCs with different hardware
Here is the official Discord channel of Sumerian Six:
https://discord.com/invite/artificer
I know you limited the frames but ideally a GPU would be at 99-100% so it all just makes sense. So not like a CPU where you'd try to keep the load away from hitting anything close to 100% utilisation.
Or what am I missing here?
so i understand this GPU utilization is normal have i understood you correctly?
I am using a translator
then there would still be the problem of which graphics setting in the game causes the GPUs to spin up
If you want lower utilization try to cap the FPS at a lower value. Again, be glad the GPU is being used properly :)
Try limiting the FPS both in-game and on your graphics card manager (e.g. NVIDIA Control Panel, etc.). For some reason, certain menu transitions will skyrocket FPS to whopping +250. After doing that mine barely gets over 60C.
I'm assuming the high temp could also be related to some wonky interactions with the engine; Shadow Gambit had similar issues where if you panned the camera to certain portions of the map the temps would get pretty high for no reason.
If you want lower utilization, lower the FPS cap or lower quality overall. High FPS means high utilization means high temperature means faster spinning fans of the GPU.
If your GPU is too loud for you, it's the fault of the GPU or the cooling concept of your PC. I get high temperatures and the fans are quite silent, depends on the GPU model and the cooling/silencing concept of the whole system.