Your Ryzen 9 5900X stays under 5-6% CPU usage, but it might be impacting your ray tracing speed.
Your Ryzen 9 5900X stays under 5-6% CPU usage, but it might be impacting your ray tracing speed.
Running 4K at maximum settings with full RTX performance on a non-DLSS system delivers results similar to Spider-Man. However, the CPU demand is around 40%.
I own a 5900x but only an RX 6600, which makes direct comparison tricky. The game was released with RT as an afterthought—it wasn’t designed around it, so it won’t match modern titles that use DX12 natively and have RT built in from the start. This video might still offer some insight: ~edit: for reference, Daniel Owen played on a 4090.
Sure, I understand. Right now I'm limited to 1080p, but I hope I can upgrade to 1440p soon.
Here are some ideas you might try:
- Look into resources or tutorials related to your goal.
- Break the task into smaller steps for easier progress.
- Seek advice from people with experience in the area.
- Experiment with different approaches to find what works best.
Check if your RAM is working with XMP at maximum performance. Clear GPU device files using DDU and update your GPU drivers. Restart your BIOS settings.
XMP speed isn't reliable for me; my system crashes when I use it. I'm running at 3400MHz instead of the recommended 3600. The clock rate is also elevated at 18GHz. CL settings seem a bit high. Should I remove GPU drivers through NVIDIA if possible? Yes, that's what I usually do after new drivers become available.