2700x low CPU usage resulting in FPS drops

[FreQUENCY]

I got my 2700x clocked at 4.0ghz,but on a community server the CPU usage goes from 10% to 30% at the highest settings ,so i get fps drops when it hits the lowest %. Any ideas?

[GoldenLag]

1 minute ago, FreQUENCY said:

Any ideas?

Did this happen before you applied that "overclock"?

 

Also undo that overclock, its worse than stock.

[FreQUENCY]

4.0GHZ,SMT on,PBO off, 1.350V core voltage. @GoldenLag

[Bananasplit_00]

Chec thermals, might not have enough cooling

[FreQUENCY]

@Bananasplit_00 60-70C in CSGO

[Bananasplit_00]

1 minute ago, FreQUENCY said:

@Bananasplit_00 60-70C in CSGO

Check the per core usage, it's probably maxing out a couple of cores and leaving the rest alone. Taskmanager just displays an avrage if you don't change the graph.

[FreQUENCY]

@Bananasplit_00 Core 0,always maxes out and so i disable it from process lasso.Other cores are 60-70 % usage and others are 7-20%. Source engine

[5x5]

39 minutes ago, FreQUENCY said:

4.0GHZ,SMT on,PBO off, 1.350V core voltage. @GoldenLag

This is the issue. Remove the oc, enable PBO and XFR. Let it auto tune voltage. On Ryzen PBO is better than manual locked multiplier in most cases. Also don't disable core 0, why the hell did you think that would help anythiglng?

[GoldenLag]

47 minutes ago, FreQUENCY said:

4.0GHZ,SMT on,PBO off, 1.350V core voltage. @GoldenLag

Thats not what i asked....

[lawliot]

50 minutes ago, FreQUENCY said:

@Bananasplit_00 Core 0,always maxes out and so i disable it from process lasso.Other cores are 60-70 % usage and others are 7-20%. Source engine

Why would you disable a core?

[FreQUENCY]

@GoldenLag It happened with auto CPU tunning as well before. 

@lawliot  

@5x5 my mortar gave 4.1V making my idles 60C,with 1.350V now i got 45-50. I will try to experiment more and report back

 

[5x5]

That's a wrong reading. If 4 volts are sent to the CPU, it will die immediately and not boot again.

 

Also, that core 0 disabling thing is mute nonsense. Please don't so stupid things that someone else on the internet made up.

[FreQUENCY]

@5x5 Sorry my dude,typo. 1.41Volts was set automatically.

Please don't so stupid things that someone else on the internet made up.  This actually does help and helped many of my friends as well with 1803 and 1903 windows 10 build. So think again

[5x5]

19 minutes ago, FreQUENCY said:

@5x5 Sorry my dude,typo. 1.41Volts was set automatically.

Please don't so stupid things that someone else on the internet made up.  This actually does help and helped many of my friends as well with 1803 and 1903 windows 10 build. So think again

CSGO runs on source. Decompile the code for the engine and you'll see that core 0 and 1 have top priority and handle most of the heavy lifting. You are simply offloading all the load to core 1 and causing issues.

[5x5]

You are also offloading Windows system tasks causing FPS spikes and dips because all of the software cannot locate core 0, it freaks out and becomes unstable.

[FreQUENCY]

@5x5 The issue is that i get a smaller percentage of stuttering in  CSGO with the core 0 off. So no big deal. The point is the CPU usage. i get 60-70 % usage in MM with 10 people and max 30% in community servers with 30 people and plugins

[nick name]

22 minutes ago, FreQUENCY said:

@5x5 The issue is that i get a smaller percentage of stuttering in  CSGO with the core 0 off. So no big deal. The point is the CPU usage. i get 60-70 % usage in MM with 10 people and max 30% in community servers with 30 people and plugins

Well if you want to continue the practice then disable a different core.  If Source uses core 0 then leave that one be and disable core 8.  

[5x5]

56 minutes ago, FreQUENCY said:

@5x5 The issue is that i get a smaller percentage of stuttering in  CSGO with the core 0 off. So no big deal. The point is the CPU usage. i get 60-70 % usage in MM with 10 people and max 30% in community servers with 30 people and plugins

You made a small scale software meas by disabling cores and playing with things you don't understand. Revert to default and reset the schedule. Nobody can help you when you are disabling the most important core in a CPU.