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Processing at maximum capacity. Both CPU and GPU are operating at full speed.

Processing at maximum capacity. Both CPU and GPU are operating at full speed.

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Wolfdragon1246
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03-26-2020, 11:49 AM
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I’m using an i5-10600k and a 2070 Super. While playing cyberpunk or modern warfare, my CPU and GPU hit full capacity. I watched recommended settings for cyberpunk but didn’t reach the expected frame rates—videos ran at high settings with ray tracing disabled, yet I only got 40–50 FPS. My friend suggested it might be the monitor. Could your 3440x1440 display be the issue?
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Wolfdragon1246
03-26-2020, 11:49 AM #1

I’m using an i5-10600k and a 2070 Super. While playing cyberpunk or modern warfare, my CPU and GPU hit full capacity. I watched recommended settings for cyberpunk but didn’t reach the expected frame rates—videos ran at high settings with ray tracing disabled, yet I only got 40–50 FPS. My friend suggested it might be the monitor. Could your 3440x1440 display be the issue?

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helenma0301
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03-26-2020, 01:28 PM
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It could be due to the device being very wide and high in frequency, while the CPU and GPU are running at a low clock speed or specific settings.
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helenma0301
03-26-2020, 01:28 PM #2

It could be due to the device being very wide and high in frequency, while the CPU and GPU are running at a low clock speed or specific settings.

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BoyRobbe
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03-28-2020, 12:09 PM
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The result of 3440 multiplied by 1440 is 497,760,000. The numbers you're seeing might depend on how the display is formatted or scaled, but the calculation remains consistent. It's not simply stretching; it's a direct multiplication.
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BoyRobbe
03-28-2020, 12:09 PM #3

The result of 3440 multiplied by 1440 is 497,760,000. The numbers you're seeing might depend on how the display is formatted or scaled, but the calculation remains consistent. It's not simply stretching; it's a direct multiplication.

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