100% cpu and gpu usage.

[NisiTay]

is that fine? Its at 90%-100% most of the time in most of the games I play (Rainbow six siege, rocket league, PUBG, and some more)

[OLDMAN🎅]

Ya that is why I run a i7-7700K

[Aliquis Freedom & Ethnopluralism]

If you get 90-100% on both then that's very balanced.

And otherwise you should expect 90-100% on one of them because if it run as fast as it can then it will be close to 100% of course.

[NisiTay]

İlk olarak Aliquis Freedom & Ethnopluralism tarafından gönderildi:

If you get 90-100% on both then that's very balanced.

And otherwise you should expect 90-100% on one of them because if it run as fast as it can then it will be close to 100% of course.

So, do I have anything to worry about or it's fine?

[Ralf]

İlk olarak NisiTay tarafından gönderildi:

So, do I have anything to worry about or it's fine?

Yes lock your FPS to 24 or lower with RivaTuner or yer cpu/gpu will be ded after they become obsolete. Or just don't play games at all so you don't get high cpu/gpu usage.

[a Hippobottomus]

İlk olarak Ralf tarafından gönderildi:

İlk olarak NisiTay tarafından gönderildi:

So, do I have anything to worry about or it's fine?

Yes lock your FPS to 24 or lower with RivaTuner or yer cpu/gpu will be ded after they become obsolete. Or just don't play games at all so you don't get high cpu/gpu usage.

Hope you’re joking.

[Buck]

It depends on what your PC is, and what games you are trying to run. As long as the performance isn't suffering it's PROBABLY fine, but if it's not, well then either there's something wrong, or your PC is simply not sufficient to run whatever game it is you are running.

If you are running Windows 10 try with both game mode on and off. Some games work better with it, some don't, others it doesn't seem to matter. I recently found that after a driver update FO4 uses notably more GPU time with Game mode enabled, which caused problems with video playback in chrome (TV online ,netflix, youtube, etc). Turning it off reduced GPU usage.

[Missing Spartan]

GPU should always be at 99 - 100% usage. But 80 - 90% usage on the CPU doesn't sound right. What CPU do you have?

[Aliquis Freedom & Ethnopluralism]

İlk olarak NisiTay tarafından gönderildi:

İlk olarak Aliquis Freedom & Ethnopluralism tarafından gönderildi:

If you get 90-100% on both then that's very balanced.

And otherwise you should expect 90-100% on one of them because if it run as fast as it can then it will be close to 100% of course.

So, do I have anything to worry about or it's fine?

No I think it's positive.

I have an AMD Phenom X4 9850 and a HD 6950 2 GB graphics card and I don't remember if it's in Quake Champions or in Overwatch where I've got just 30-32% load on my GPU. That's because at-least one of my CPU cores are at 100% or thereabout limiting the performance which mean that in especially the compeitive 6on6 games I got just about 30 FPS in Overwatch and poor performance in Quake Champions. If I had a processor which would be more capable and I got get more FPS then the load of the graphics card would increase, with stronger and stronger CPU the graphics would get closer and closer to 100% until it hit there.
On the other hand if I had too weak graphics the graphics card would sit at basically 100% whereas the CPU maybe didn't. That's still a better scenario though as long as you don't play at the weakest graphics setting because in that scenario you could decrease the graphics setting to increase the FPS further.

Some games will only do 30 or 60 FPS and if you have a 60 Hz monitor and turn on V-sync without triple buffering to lock it down to 60 FPS or set in-game settings to get that then you can keep both CPU core and GPU load below 100%. Otherwise if you let it run as fast as possible then one of them will run close to 100% and the other at whatever.

Measuring CPU speed get more complicated though because on something like a quad-core i5 nowadays many games will utilize that very effeciently showing close to 100% load on all cores and for the whole processor.
Using something like a Ryzen 7 though with 8 cores and 16 threads chances are it's just one core which sit at 100% and others may not be utilized much at all. Hence there maybe it would say 50% CPU load or so when it calculate for all of them but it's still limited by the one core and thread which hold sit back. Relative say the i7 8700K instead with 6 cores and 12 threads maybe the extra ones didn't helped and that too sit at 100% for one core and thread but mostly because the later can overclock to 5 GHz and the former to 4 GHz the later will run the game at a bit higher frame-rate anyway even if full CPU load there maybe would say 70% instead. Because the one limiting core and thread ran faster.

[NisiTay]

İlk olarak Missing Spartan tarafından gönderildi:

GPU should always be at 99 - 100% usage. But 80 - 90% usage on the CPU doesn't sound right. What CPU do you have?

I am using i5-7500 and gtx 1060

İlk olarak Buck tarafından gönderildi:

It depends on what your PC is, and what games you are trying to run. As long as the performance isn't suffering it's PROBABLY fine, but if it's not, well then either there's something wrong, or your PC is simply not sufficient to run whatever game it is you are running.

If you are running Windows 10 try with both game mode on and off. Some games work better with it, some don't, others it doesn't seem to matter. I recently found that after a driver update FO4 uses notably more GPU time with Game mode enabled, which caused problems with video playback in chrome (TV online ,netflix, youtube, etc). Turning it off reduced GPU usage.

Performance is pretty good, fps seems to be stable and no major drops.

[Fluffy]

İlk olarak NisiTay tarafından gönderildi:

İlk olarak Buck tarafından gönderildi:

It depends on what your PC is, and what games you are trying to run. As long as the performance isn't suffering it's PROBABLY fine, but if it's not, well then either there's something wrong, or your PC is simply not sufficient to run whatever game it is you are running.

If you are running Windows 10 try with both game mode on and off. Some games work better with it, some don't, others it doesn't seem to matter. I recently found that after a driver update FO4 uses notably more GPU time with Game mode enabled, which caused problems with video playback in chrome (TV online ,netflix, youtube, etc). Turning it off reduced GPU usage.

Performance is pretty good, fps seems to be stable and no major drops.

your good this is a well rounded setup in terms of cpu to gpu performance thats why you see near 100% on both

you should only be concerned if your not getting near max on your gpu

[NisiTay]

İlk olarak Fluffy tarafından gönderildi:

İlk olarak NisiTay tarafından gönderildi:

Performance is pretty good, fps seems to be stable and no major drops.

your good this is a well rounded setup in terms of cpu to gpu performance thats why you see near 100% on both

you should only be concerned if your not getting near max on your gpu

I hope that's true, since I have seen many people complaining about 100% usage in rainbow six siege, and surprisingly I discovered that mine uses the same. I just wanted to make sure that it's fine and it won't damage my PC.

[[☥] - CJ -]

a CPU should NOT be running at 100%
GPU is supposed to run at 99/100%

a CPU running at 100% would normally be a bottleneck.

We cant help you further without knowing your PCs full specs.

[Aliquis Freedom & Ethnopluralism]

İlk olarak NisiTay tarafından gönderildi:

I hope that's true, since I have seen many people complaining about 100% usage in rainbow six siege, and surprisingly I discovered that mine uses the same. I just wanted to make sure that it's fine and it won't damage my PC.

The complaints is because they feel using 100% of anything hold them back, which is true regardless of which one thing hold them back. If it's the processor they won't get the best performance their graphics card can deliver but there may be reasons for the game being that heavy on the CPU (physics for instance, or AI) and as such if they want better performance they should upgrade their CPU. Alternatively they can raise the graphics settings since they aren't getting more frames anyway and hence get higher visual quality since the graphics card had room to spare.

I'd say use your PC for all it's worth. It's more likely to become irrelevant by time than you having "used it up", you'd get more value from using it :)
How many PCs break vs how many do people simply feel is to slow and outdated?

İlk olarak ☥ - CJ - tarafından gönderildi:

a CPU should NOT be running at 100%
GPU is supposed to run at 99/100%

a CPU running at 100% would normally be a bottleneck.

We cant help you further without knowing your PCs full specs.

It is what it is.
Plus people with Ryzen 7 processors may say "Haha, I've just got 68% processor load whereas the i7 7700K have 98%! Mine is clearly much more future proof since it's got room to spare!" (which may be true) not considering the fact that the i7 7700K may actually be running that game faster because while all four cores was utiilized fully and not all eight cores on the Ryzen the limiting factor, how fast the most heavy task ran, was running faster on the i7 7700K.
Of course for a very well multi-threaded task the Ryzen 7 will be faster. Current games necessarily aren't though.