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CPU usage high after GPU upgrade

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The nvidia drivers was corrupt, that was my problem. Reinstalled the drivers cpu usage at around 70%

Hey I just upgrade my gpu and it cuased most of my games to get higer cpu usage. Some game was around 50% usage now they are like 70% and Rainbow Six seige is at 100% usage. was around 70%. MY cpu is OC to 5ghz. This was my PC before the upgrade. The old cpu usage is what i can remeber they where on those may vary.

And this is the new gpu i got https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/GeForce-RTX-2080-SUPER-VENTUS-XS-OC

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Is your FPS also higher? It's not weird that your CPU usage gets higher with a new GPU, as a matter of fact you would totally expect the usage of your CPU to get higher with higher framerates, that's why you need a good CPU for gaming on high FPS.

 

I'm not an expert but I think the thing is that your CPU hands information to the GPU which the GPU uses to render a frame, if you are rendering more frames the CPU needs to collect more information and feed it to the GPU => higher CPU usage.

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4 minutes ago, martward said:

Is your FPS also higher? It's not weird that your CPU usage gets higher with a new GPU, as a matter of fact you would totally expect the usage of your CPU to get higher with higher framerates, that's why you need a good CPU for gaming on high FPS.

Yes i got like 2x the fps so its normal for it to reach 100% in some game. I know its not a bottleneck

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