Rust doesnt takes all of my PC resources

[76561198860492958]

Sup guys, I'm faced to a problem that rust can't engage all of my PC resources. Looks like I'm placed good graphics quality and it's taking 50% of my GPU and 31% of CPU. No fps limits set. Nothing. I even don't know how to fix it. Maybe smb of u were faced to this problem as well and solve it. Hope is only for your help. Btw PC specs - Ryzen 5 3600x + RTX 2060 + 16 GB ddr4 3200mhz

[Mad Scientist]

They really should start teaching about PCs in schools.

You're not supposed to use 100% of resources; using 100% means the hardware is not able to keep up to the demand. When you're on the freeway, you don't keep the gas pedal completely to the floor to maintain freeway speed as that much power isn't needed.

[76561198860492958]

The problem is that i got only 80-100 fps on my (as far as i know) pretty performance enough system. I want to get for about 120-144. I have such frames in pubg, for example, and it takes 90% of my GPU and 40% of CPU giving me this quantities

[76561198860492958]

Addicting to ur example - my vehicle speed is lower than its needed to drive on freeway

[Mad Scientist]

This isn't PUBG do not expect the same performance as other games
80-100 is a very good amount, anything over 60 is a good amount.
Also no; your example is you want to see the speedometer go higher, not that is lower than needed to drive on the freeway.

You need 60 FPS to play smoothly, anything over isn't truly needed and is only a want from that point onward. Don't try to push a part to 100%, the moment you do so you're going to hit brick walls which will drop your FPS, cause stutters or other issues especially during PvP in which you will lose the fight.

[76561198860492958]

Originally posted by lama:

Originally posted by TauMare:

Addicting to ur example - my vehicle speed is lower than its needed to drive on freeway

If everything is uncapped then there's probably a bottleneck somewhere else, like RAM speed. There's not going to be a lot to improve on that end though.

My ram speed is 3200, i dont think there is problems with it

[76561198860492958]

Originally posted by Orion:

This isn't PUBG do not expect the same performance as other games
80-100 is a very good amount, anything over 60 is a good amount.
Also no; your example is you want to see the speedometer go higher, not that is lower than needed to drive on the freeway.

You need 60 FPS to play smoothly, anything over isn't truly needed and is only a want from that point onward. Don't try to push a part to 100%, the moment you do so you're going to hit brick walls which will drop your FPS, cause stutters or other issues especially during PvP in which you will lose the fight.

Bruh, i got 144hz refresh rate on my screen, and its more comfortable for me to play 100 and more frames per second

[Mad Scientist]

Originally posted by TauMare:

Originally posted by Orion:

This isn't PUBG do not expect the same performance as other games
80-100 is a very good amount, anything over 60 is a good amount.
Also no; your example is you want to see the speedometer go higher, not that is lower than needed to drive on the freeway.

You need 60 FPS to play smoothly, anything over isn't truly needed and is only a want from that point onward. Don't try to push a part to 100%, the moment you do so you're going to hit brick walls which will drop your FPS, cause stutters or other issues especially during PvP in which you will lose the fight.

Bruh, i got 144hz refresh rate on my screen, and its more comfortable for me to play 100 and more frames per second

Not our problem or a problem with RUST, if you're going to play on 144Hz and want over 100 FPS you should have the knowledge to make that happen, that's already a high FPS rate for 144Hz.

If you truly want to make that happen, learn about the GPU settings, game settings, or get a stronger GPU.

[76561198860492958]

I placed lowest settings with no results. Other games giving me needed FPS. Only rust cant give me it. So, its game problem

[76561198860492958]

Originally posted by TauMare:

I placed lowest settings with no results. Other games giving me needed FPS. Only rust cant give me it. So, its game problem

imho

[76561198860492958]

Originally posted by lama:

Originally posted by TauMare:

My ram speed is 3200, i dont think there is problems with it

There's a bottleneck somewhere. It could be your CPU (because Rust doesn't use all your cores so will never show 100%, you need to check how much it's using on each core) or your RAM. Not your GPU because you can clearly see it's usage.

its good idea to check all of cores, used by rust. I will make this tests

[76561198860492958]

I dont think there is problems with my CPU cuz its absolutely up-to-date and its performance more than enough for games

[MonkehMaster]

smh... you get answers and stuff to check yet you completely ignore them in favor of acting like a know it all.

you clearly dont know what your doing with pc's and a game should not be using 100% of any of your pc hardware, thats just not how it works

[Stone]

i believe Ryzen is having some issues, multiple performance issues from Ryzen users.

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[Doom Sayer]

Originally posted by TauMare:

Originally posted by Orion:

This isn't PUBG do not expect the same performance as other games
80-100 is a very good amount, anything over 60 is a good amount.
Also no; your example is you want to see the speedometer go higher, not that is lower than needed to drive on the freeway.

You need 60 FPS to play smoothly, anything over isn't truly needed and is only a want from that point onward. Don't try to push a part to 100%, the moment you do so you're going to hit brick walls which will drop your FPS, cause stutters or other issues especially during PvP in which you will lose the fight.

Bruh, i got 144hz refresh rate on my screen, and its more comfortable for me to play 100 and more frames per second

That is your fault for getting high refresh rate. I run off 2700x and 1660ti and I have no plans to buy a 4k, 2k, or above 60hz screen. What you think is irrelevant not all devs/games are performance friendly.

This is simply normal rust performance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hc49NcTA5GA&t=92s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYQqlxGkGd8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OncQ5D47Tc8

You can play a game from 1998 but if game is designed incorrectly for your hardware or other way around ♥♥♥♥ aint gonna magically run well. Hardware is not there for 100hz or 140hz. I prefer smoother performance all the time rather than super smooth sometimes.

I suggest observing benchmarks and graphs for games/hardware before you get them or post with questions. If you rly feel performance should be improved pester devs on the proper forum/discussion area. If I recall you can vote on the site of what they should prioritize as well.