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RTX 3090 struggles to distribute processing capacity during heavy usage.

RTX 3090 struggles to distribute processing capacity during heavy usage.

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pegasusXman
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12-22-2020, 11:27 PM
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Hey there, I've been using an RTX 3090 for a while now. Recently it's started behaving oddly. It runs smoothly when not under heavy load, but when pushing it to its limits, other apps lag behind. I rely heavily on creative software that uses real-time rendering, and these programs used to run efficiently without hogging resources. Now they seem to be siphoning power from more important tasks. I'm puzzled since the problem didn't appear just a week ago. This affects my workflow a lot—even my mouse starts to slow down. I've updated drivers, but nothing's working. My system is current, and I've restarted several times. The BIOS is fresh, and I've tried different power supplies. Any suggestions would be super helpful!
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pegasusXman
12-22-2020, 11:27 PM #1

Hey there, I've been using an RTX 3090 for a while now. Recently it's started behaving oddly. It runs smoothly when not under heavy load, but when pushing it to its limits, other apps lag behind. I rely heavily on creative software that uses real-time rendering, and these programs used to run efficiently without hogging resources. Now they seem to be siphoning power from more important tasks. I'm puzzled since the problem didn't appear just a week ago. This affects my workflow a lot—even my mouse starts to slow down. I've updated drivers, but nothing's working. My system is current, and I've restarted several times. The BIOS is fresh, and I've tried different power supplies. Any suggestions would be super helpful!

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LFPC
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12-27-2020, 10:26 AM
#2
The task manager indicates possible high CPU usage from certain applications. It may suggest a memory leak or the cause of recent stuttering and logging problems seen in the event viewer, especially with the latest NVIDIA drivers.
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LFPC
12-27-2020, 10:26 AM #2

The task manager indicates possible high CPU usage from certain applications. It may suggest a memory leak or the cause of recent stuttering and logging problems seen in the event viewer, especially with the latest NVIDIA drivers.

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MR_DIG
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12-27-2020, 03:41 PM
#3
It only occurs when the GPU reaches full capacity. My CPU activity has been inconsistent, and whenever I run demanding programs like Cinebench or others that push my CPU limits, my computer also becomes sluggish in the same manner. I haven’t experienced as many CPU issues compared to my CPU maxing out, and most of the software I use, though very CPU-heavy, doesn’t trigger full CPU usage in Task Manager. I’ve observed occasionally that certain background windows consume over 30% of my CPU, especially after upgrading my RAM, which seems to keep more resources active even when idle. I’m not sure if these are connected, but I thought it would be helpful to mention them. I’ll check the Event Viewer to look for any useful insights. Thanks a lot!
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MR_DIG
12-27-2020, 03:41 PM #3

It only occurs when the GPU reaches full capacity. My CPU activity has been inconsistent, and whenever I run demanding programs like Cinebench or others that push my CPU limits, my computer also becomes sluggish in the same manner. I haven’t experienced as many CPU issues compared to my CPU maxing out, and most of the software I use, though very CPU-heavy, doesn’t trigger full CPU usage in Task Manager. I’ve observed occasionally that certain background windows consume over 30% of my CPU, especially after upgrading my RAM, which seems to keep more resources active even when idle. I’m not sure if these are connected, but I thought it would be helpful to mention them. I’ll check the Event Viewer to look for any useful insights. Thanks a lot!

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ser753951
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01-12-2021, 03:40 AM
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No, I haven't installed or updated the motherboard or RGB software recently.
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ser753951
01-12-2021, 03:40 AM #4

No, I haven't installed or updated the motherboard or RGB software recently.