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Yes, me too. I have noticed my GPU indicator reaching 100%.
I believe they're going to be starting optimisation in A19, but the most will be done at the end when it's feature complete.
Also, i'll post this from Sylen now before we see the same comments, that have already been answered 100 times over:
https://forums.7daystodie.com/forum/-7-days-to-die-pc/general-support/41789-support-faq-information-and-common-solutions#post749987
upgrading to a rtx 2080? cuz 1660 is one of the better cards out there and 5 times better then the game asked for on the best stats
it's normal. if your GPU runs less than 100% then you're frame capped or running very low settings.
you dont want your gpu being completely used, that's just asking for stuttering. its better to have less than 100% so you dont get frame drops during load spikes.
why does it matter either way? I mean as a player.
if game runs fine then why even look at GPU useage. not sure I understand why people are even looking at that. I mean if they are on the dev team I get it but as player?
thats why but i saw peeps complaining about this in 2015 but still no thing has changed
Actually read some of those threads from that Google search string in the quote. You'll see all the highly rated knowledge bases say the same thing.
we get it
its okay
not everyone knows lots about computers loads of people are perfectly happy remaining ignorant
just so lang as their game works
sylenthunder is just repeating some uninformed drivel spewed by some random person on internet forums, literally copy and pasted the words of a couple people.
if you're capping your frame rate at 60 or whatever your monitor runs at, having 100% usage of anything is NOT good. below 100% usage is good, games have constantly varying power demands, so having below 100% usage acts as a buffer to prevent frame drops. it would make sense if the argument was "if your gpu usage is low your graphics card has wasted potential since the game could look better" but thats not the case. putting 100% load on your hardware for the sake of getting it to 100% usage makes no sense, and the only time this is desired is if you're doing a computational task where realtime framerate for a viewer doesnt matter, cause then it would be a waste.
Having your GPU at 100% is not a sign of an issue in most cases.
Most of the time, it's a good thing. You want it there.
If you have your FPS locked down to 60, and aren't completely maxing out graphics options in a game at 4k, then you probably shouldn't see your GPU at 100%.
It's a case-basis.
If you didn't bother locking in an FPS, and are playing something that will utilize the power of the GPU, it will quite easily get to 99 or 100% and stay there, and that's good. As long as it's not overheating. (For most GPU's going over 85C is where you start to worry about running at those temps for a long time.)
The OP didn't give any real information though. Their statement of a 1660 running at 100% being too much is completely incorrect. Under most circumstances it's actually expected, and completely normal.