F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Unable to make GPU operate at full capacity (RTX 3060)

Unable to make GPU operate at full capacity (RTX 3060)

Unable to make GPU operate at full capacity (RTX 3060)

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AthenasLight
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02-28-2021, 10:55 AM
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It seems Unigine is forcing everything to 100% using the same core clocks. Probably a problem with those games, which is disappointing since I was hoping to squeeze in more frames.
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AthenasLight
02-28-2021, 10:55 AM #11

It seems Unigine is forcing everything to 100% using the same core clocks. Probably a problem with those games, which is disappointing since I was hoping to squeeze in more frames.

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kieranwebster
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03-01-2021, 09:08 AM
#12
Here’s a clearer version of your thoughts:

The FPS tends to be higher when using a 3060 graphics card compared to an 1650. This suggests the CPU might struggle to maintain high frame rates, possibly because older games aren’t optimized for modern multi-core processors. They likely depend more on single-core performance rather than handling multiple tasks efficiently.
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kieranwebster
03-01-2021, 09:08 AM #12

Here’s a clearer version of your thoughts:

The FPS tends to be higher when using a 3060 graphics card compared to an 1650. This suggests the CPU might struggle to maintain high frame rates, possibly because older games aren’t optimized for modern multi-core processors. They likely depend more on single-core performance rather than handling multiple tasks efficiently.

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_Hundred
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03-02-2021, 08:53 AM
#13
I just watched a video showing the 3060 Ti with GPU usage around 50% and CPU at 25%, while getting about 175fps. That’s pretty typical for smaller games that aren’t fully optimized. It seems your system is handling it fine. If you own Cyberpunk, you can test the device’s performance. Most Ubisoft or EA titles also push CPU and GPU to their limits.
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_Hundred
03-02-2021, 08:53 AM #13

I just watched a video showing the 3060 Ti with GPU usage around 50% and CPU at 25%, while getting about 175fps. That’s pretty typical for smaller games that aren’t fully optimized. It seems your system is handling it fine. If you own Cyberpunk, you can test the device’s performance. Most Ubisoft or EA titles also push CPU and GPU to their limits.

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