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The 8700 works below 50%
Cpu NEVER works at 100% otherwise it crash, it's ALWAYS on 99%
Know stuff before talking to ppl pls. Bye :)
Same fps.. pls show us some screens about same fps. Best in menue because you can see whole potential of both components.
Your i7-8700k should have arround 400fps 1440p. I bet your i7-2600 cant even do 200fps if you mix it with a 2080gtx
If you don't have a 1080p 240hz monitor, and only a 1440p 144hz/165hz, yeah you play at 1080p. Even with a 1080ti/2080 you won't get 144fps or above at 1440p, plus it's harder to spot people.
It's like playing LoL or CS:go in 4k, it's just dumb. For competitive games 1080p 240hz is the monitor you want.
TLDR - GPU typically bottlenecks first... Unless you are still running a 2nd/3rd gen i7.
because youre more gpu bound at 1440, hence the utilization of gpu vs cpu at that resolution
You can see each core on task manager.
https://i.imgur.com/OJtH4up.png