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On 1920x1080 you should reach 144fps goal, you want to increase the graphics settings as much as possible to minimize the bottleneck, lowering the graphics settings will put more on the cpu.
If it's an Rtx 4080 you should have no issues having everything on Ultra.
The i7 4790 is similar to an Ryzen 5 1600, my previous cpu was an 1600x and it was playable in Pubg, upgraded to an 3600 recently, would recommend that cpu if you ever plan to upgrade.
I bought mine used for 50€ you can get used DDR4 cl14 3600mhz ram for same price and decent motherboard for around 70-100€.
Id be surprised if you ever see over 50-60% GPU usage. You should of upgraded the entire PC and went with less of a graphics card. You're on a 4th gen Intel that still uses slow DDR3 memory. This whole PC is a complete mismatch and isnt going to feel much better than when you started.
The minimal cpu for stable 144fps in all situations is 5600x/12400f in case of full tweaked windows and xmp 3600 memory.
The rtx 4080s is a huge overkill for that game,even at 4k ultra. So you did a big mistake buying it instead of changing your platform to AMD CPU with 3D-Vcache (7800x3d/9800x3d) unless you have extra money for such upgrade in the near future.
Changing a platform + buying a weaker card such as 4060/6700xt would have made more difference.