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Not at all, you can have CPU usage at 20% and be bottlenecked.

 

100% means "using all CPU threads fully", 12 in your case. 

If a game can't use more than 2 threads it's never going to be able to use more than 17% of your CPU.

 

That's why higher performance per core is more important for a CPU's performance in games than number of cores/threads. Some recent games can make use of more threads, but still usually not more than 8.

i have a

 

rtx 2060

ryzen 5 1600x

2 x 8 ram 3000 mhz

 

from the looks of it i should have no problems at all but i get in assassins creed origins and odyssey around 30-60 fps and gpu utilization is always below 60 and 70%

tried a bunch of fixes some in nvidia's panel and only odyssey improved by a small margin started to get to 80% usage gpu

 

my cpu usage never exceeds 80% in the matter of fact it reaches 80% occasionally not always

pls help me i ran out of options

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Resolution under 1080p?

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Likely CPU bottleneck.

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13 minutes ago, ahmedopo said:

i have a

 

rtx 2060

ryzen 5 1600x

2 x 8 ram 3000 mhz

 

from the looks of it i should have no problems at all but i get in assassins creed origins and odyssey around 30-60 fps and gpu utilization is always below 60 and 70%

tried a bunch of fixes some in nvidia's panel and only odyssey improved by a small margin started to get to 80% usage gpu

 

my cpu usage never exceeds 80% in the matter of fact it reaches 80% occasionally not always

pls help me i ran out of options

Assassin's Creed games always had very bad optimizations. Have you tried different games?

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I will not use any ac game as reference to benchmark a gpu. Those games are terrible and known for their optimization problems. Overwatch is a very stable game, Counter strike, even Forknife. 

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On 3/2/2020 at 11:49 AM, 191x7 said:

Resolution under 1080p?

i tried everything 1080p, 900p with resolution scale 120%, 140% and even 200% the gpu usage rises but never exceeds 90%

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On 3/2/2020 at 11:59 AM, Naijin said:

Assassin's Creed games always had very bad optimizations. Have you tried different games?

pretty much every other game is fine except a these 2 and a few old games like xcom2 and deus ex mankind on dx12 is the same problem

and a friend of mine have the same card and problem but in gta v 

gta v works fine with me

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On 3/2/2020 at 12:18 PM, nanox760 said:

I will not use any ac game as reference to benchmark a gpu. Those games are terrible and known for their optimization problems. Overwatch is a very stable game, Counter strike, even Forknife. 

they all work pretty good when i scale the res in Overwatch for ex. gpu usage rises above 90 and 95%

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its just annoying that people with 1080, 1070 and even 1060 can max out AC Origins and get above 60 fps and i with a 2060 cant even get past 50 fps on very low settings

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I think it's most likely because of the poor optimization (+DRM) and your CPU that you're seeing such low FPS. Your processor is kind of weak, definitely a bottleneck for a 2060. I'd suggest upgrading to 3600.

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2 hours ago, Stockholmes said:

I think it's most likely because of the poor optimization (+DRM) and your CPU that you're seeing such low FPS. Your processor is kind of weak, definitely a bottleneck for a 2060. I'd suggest upgrading to 3600.

if it was a bottleneck it will get to 100% and stay high most of the time but its stable at 60% with occasional 80% usage 

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Not at all, you can have CPU usage at 20% and be bottlenecked.

 

100% means "using all CPU threads fully", 12 in your case. 

If a game can't use more than 2 threads it's never going to be able to use more than 17% of your CPU.

 

That's why higher performance per core is more important for a CPU's performance in games than number of cores/threads. Some recent games can make use of more threads, but still usually not more than 8.

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Yep, it is like he asks for advice, but he does not want to listen. I had a 4570 with a gtx 760 and it worked fine but I wanted more fps so I bought a gtx 1070 and still had 8gb of ram too. The bottleneck of fps was caused by the CPU and the RAM being only 1600 Mhz and 8 gb. Before upgrading the cpu and ram I was getting barely 144 fps with several drops below and even struggle to maintain the fps at a steady pace in Overwatch. I got a Ryzen 3600 and 3200 Mhz memory 8gbx2. The fps reached 240 with ease and the input lag was clearly lower and the fps felt smooth as they were when i had 4570 and gtx 760 combo. Obviously I didnt upgrade the monitor which is a 144hz with freesync.

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