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CPU time and gpu time what is it?

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hi quite simply what Is cpu time and gpu time and are these values good? I was trying to find out how to see if I bottle neck at all in games. Rtx 2070 and i5 8600k.

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8600K and 2070 clearly do not bottleneck...

 

Looks like you have V-Sync on, turn that off if you want to benchmark.

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12 minutes ago, LienusLateTips said:

8600K and 2070 clearly do not bottleneck...

 

Looks like you have V-Sync on, turn that off if you want to benchmark.

Thanks that's actually good to know I picked a good combo, turned off vsync now will it be a better experience and do you know what the times mean they seem to be equal now.

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It simply means how much time (in milliseconds) each part spends for the last operation. It's showing 16ms for GPU because with Vsync enabled, GPU waits for 1/60 (16.6666 ms) of a second before spitting out another frame

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20 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

It simply means how much time (in milliseconds) each part spends for the last operation. It's showing 16ms for GPU because with Vsync enabled, GPU waits for 1/60 (16.6666 ms) of a second before spitting out another frame

Thank you that is good to know so now I turned off vsync its gpu 4 cpu 6 these usually good figures.

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