It seems your processor might be outdated. Consider whether an upgrade is necessary based on your needs and budget.
It seems your processor might be outdated. Consider whether an upgrade is necessary based on your needs and budget.
It seems the device is functioning as expected in the scenarios described. However, it's experiencing high load, reaching around 80% utilization even on an 8700k processor. A benchmark with 1600 watt hours per day at a V64 chip shows GPU usage dropping significantly, likely due to CPU constraints. Performance drops are more noticeable in areas like Athens, which are more demanding.
I'm not very comfortable with the latest Assassin Creed titles; I stopped supporting Ubisoft after their Rainbow Six Siege experience. You could look at similar benchmarks for those games. E: Why does the asset pop-in feel off in that one? It might be due to a buggysoft issue.
It seems only half of the CPU is being utilized. NVIDIA offers a feature called "Multi-threading optimizations." Check if AMD provides similar functionality. E: Do you own the regular GPU or the one from your primary system in RN? In the Radeon control panel it may be concealed under CCC, and you can access it via the "Radeon Advanced Settings" button.
How much distance separates your secondary PC from your primary system? Would you consider extending the HDMI and USB connections significantly? Just a thought
upstairs/downstairs. Streaming worked a bit, though it depends on the Wi-Fi connection. Probably worth improving the network setup.
If you manage to route a cable through a vent or drill through your floor, you could achieve a great setup. You can purchase long HDMI and USB cables at surprisingly low prices, often cheaper than any PC upgrades. For streaming, Ethernet is the best option, though stronger Wi-Fi performs better. If you’re not competing in FPS games while streaming from your main PC to the TV, it should work well. You might want to check out the Moonlight streaming app if you’re interested.