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Please try clean installing AMD Crimson 16.1.1
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop?os=Windows+10+-+64
I have twice, that's exactly the first thing I thought because I know that drivers are an issue with this card. The older and newer seem to react the same.
A stable higher % of usage in gaming is better than lower % and 0 correct? If it's higher and stable it's being used properly correct? As I said, it's stable in Ark, very not stable in WoW. On Ark I'm a good 60-70 but on WoW my frames drop as low as 60 depending on what's going on and the usage is spiking like crazy bananas!
I hear that some card's drivers especially AMD are not super friendly with some games. It could be my cards reaction to this particular game?
It's the highly rated MSI AMD RADEON R9 390.
I'm testing it on Blizzard games in General. On Blizz games it's going BANANAS! On League it's very low and on Ark it's steady 100%
Is higher or lower % good or bad? I really need to clear this up. I'm assuming 0% is not being used and 100% is being used to it's fullest. So why the heck would it ever spike from 100% to 0% like crazy within seconds O_o... I mean, I don't have a faulty card do I?!
i5 4460 3.2ghz Quadcore
16G Kingston Ram
MSI Radeon R9 390
CX850M Bronze Corsair PSU ( I have tried it with different PSU's this is just the current one in atm, PSU doesn't seem to affect it. )
MOBO?
No, you don't have a faulty card, you have consistent performance in WoW.
It's not as simple as high usage good, low usage bad, just that 100% GPU usage means the game is able to use the GPU at full capacity, when it's at 0% it means a different system is the performance limiting factor.
Are you also looking at VRAM, Memory load, Disk access, CPU load, CPU clock speed. Do you use VSync or AMD's frame rate target control.
As a start post the Overview Information from AMD Radeon Settings/System/Overview/Copy All:
Radeon Software Version - 16.1
Radeon Software Edition - Crimson
Graphics Chipset - AMD Radeon (TM) R9 Fury Series
Memory Size - 4096 MB
Memory Type - High Bandwidth Memory (HBM)
Core Clock - 1000 MHz
Windows Version - Windows 10
System Memory - 12 GB
CPU Type - Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU X 980 @ 3.33GHz
Then post a CPUID link:
http://valid.x86.fr/k9kbbg
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127874 that's my card, you can check the specs from there.
I just realized it's a directx12 card and I only have 11 installed, can that hinder performance.
I guess as a general question, are these spikes NORMAL on these games? for GPU usage, is it something that is just the way the card is with how it reacts to games?
I usually have steady frames but they can fluctuate withina 30fps up or down range just depending on what's happening, they NEVER drop below 60fps and I never get lag spikes except on Ark.
I just want to make sure that my card isn't bad basically.
Also not sure how to post a CPUID link.. XD I'm a newbie.
DX12 is under Win10 only; and no running such GPU under older OS or DirectX can't hinder it really. As the game would need to support DX12 to use it. Just cause u run say; Win10 and DXDIAG says DX12, just means that is the highest supports, not what is being used.
On a side note, it sounds like the coil whine on my brand new PSU is starting to go away. I hate how they have to be "broken in" like a pair of leather boots LOL.
Chances are something other than your GPU is the problem, maybe holding it back so post your system specs.
Also what software are you using to monitor GPU usage and what other metrics are you looking at that correlate directly or inversely?