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gpu not 100% utilization

axel jansson
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should my gpu be at 100% utilization while gaming?

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Just now, axel jansson said:

I think my system is bottlenecking, 

Your picture is not loading, so not sure what you want to show us here.

But a picture really doesn't say a 1000 words in the world of tech.

 

Please do elaborate on:

1. Why do you think you're bottlenecking?

2. Why would RAM fix this?
3. What are your full system specs?

4. What are you doing on your PC?

"We're all in this together, might as well be friends" Tom, Toonami.

 

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4 minutes ago, axel jansson said:

i think my system is bottlenecking, i think i need better ram but im not sure.

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bottlenecking for what?

Don't ask to ask, just ask... please 🤨

sudo chmod -R 000 /*

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this looks like userbenchmark, i just wanna drop in my usual statement about userbenchmark:

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userbenchmark is great for comparing trends over time, not actual numbers.

 

in this case, you have a 2133MHz ram kit, running at 1866MHz, which is why it performs below par.

you should adjust this in bios (if your motherboard / cpu allows without instability), but this has nothing to do with userbenchmark results or bottlenecking, its just configuration.

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okey but i tried manual XMP but still reading 1866mhz in task manager

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