i7 2600i7 2600 (Non k) Bottleneck GTX 1060 6G.
i7 2600i7 2600 (Non k) Bottleneck GTX 1060 6G.
What about RAM? Are we reaching the maximum? Both I and @Sauron are using 16 gigabytes, but you only have 8.
Yes, it could be that the combined stress on both the GPU and CPU balances things out. Just a guess, not a confirmed fact.
operates around 7100 MB or slightly more while playing, especially during gameplay on many titles
Your graphics card has limited VRAM, while your main system has 8GB of RAM, which causes performance around 90% in Task Manager.
It used to be okay with just eight frames per second. The performance shouldn't change much when you're around 60 fps, as the CPU load stays similar. It doesn't seem like it handles work in a fixed way. Also, I don't experience any freezes or drops at 1080p. If I had a 120Hz display, it would matter more, but not at 60Hz. The main thing is to figure out if the problem lies with your hardware before investing in new parts.
Sure, I'll purchase additional RAM and monitor the results. Fortunately, DDR3 remains affordable locally. Otherwise, I'll need to invest in new components.