the i5-6400 is experiencing issues once more, with its usage rates dropping.
the i5-6400 is experiencing issues once more, with its usage rates dropping.
It appears the same problem is recurring when I began tracking CPU usage in Call of Duty. On a 64-player server, the CPU is consistently at 92% on the EVGA GTX970 SC ACX2.0, which functions properly with 100% usage and Vsync off, achieving around 140 FPS and averaging 130 FPS. Temperatures remain much more manageable after I stopped BCLK overclocking, though usage levels haven’t changed significantly before or after that adjustment. The CPU stays under 30°C at full load without overclocking, and I recently updated the BIOS back to the non-overclocking setting to test its impact—no changes were observed. I’ve tried all the solutions mentioned in a previous thread about this issue in Call of Duty Black Ops 3, but nothing has improved. Now there are no frame drops or lag spikes even during intense scenarios with multiple players firing and grenades in action.
So, is there anything I should worry about?
If yes, what would be the best CPU upgrade path, considering I’m using AIO liquid cooling and planning to get a GTX 1080 later this year? I’m not sure how far ahead it will be, but it will be soon.
For addressing your initial inquiry, I would state that you have no reason to worry.
Screen shot.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vm8gm2v589ayld...7.jpg?dl=0
I was mistaken about the usage, it's at 100% and the two drops appear when I died.
Nice Disturbed Pic BTW