Cpu bottleneck at 1440p

[Carz728]

I have a 3060ti and an i5 8400 at 1440p. Just wondering is this a bottleneck in this game play?

 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/12OWcR7Y8gjlbLbk85L-aarirFET0FyPk/view?usp=sharing

 

As you can see in the video gpu usage drops below 80 in some scenarios and cpu usage is consistent at around 95 to 100.

 

Thinking about upgrading to a ryzen 7 3700x

[SkilledRebuilds]

FYI - Video asks for permissions to view..
Already sounds like a CPU bottleneck though.

What game as I can't watch the video.?

[Carz728]

3 minutes ago, SkilledRebuilds said:

FYI - Video asks for permissions to view..
Already sounds like a CPU bottleneck though.

What game as I can't watch the video.?

Cyberpunk

[Carz728]

4 minutes ago, SkilledRebuilds said:

FYI - Video asks for permissions to view..
Already sounds like a CPU bottleneck though.

What game as I can't watch the video.?

Video may work now too had to add permission

[SkilledRebuilds]

1 hour ago, Carz728 said:

Video may work now too had to add permission

Yeah thats a CPU bottleneck, most if not all cores are swinging 85-100% and when it spikes, your GPU usage drops.
In the Gameplay TAB, set Crowds to Medium (High adds a lot of CPU load, just like RTX does) keeping it at Medium drops CPU a little, dropping Crowds to LOW is an empty world and I recommend Medium at lowest for crowd settings.
RTX - Set Vsync to Enabled in the Games options, and Enable MAXFPS, set 45FPS if using RTX modes, possibly 40FPS (hopefully 99% of the time it stays there) for NonRTX workloads Set Vsync60, disable MaxFPS and set High/Ultra Preset <or a Mix of the Two (Medium Crowds)

Worth sussing Digital Foundry's video on Optimising Cyberpunk2077, as he USES a Percentage Gain (All GPU's value) for the setting changes.
So if its a 10% Gain, whether an RX570 or GTX1080TI, 10% is 10%. 40FPS = 44FPS (RX570) or 80FPS=88FPS (1080TI)
 

The MARKET area will trash most systems CPU's,.. it'll be one of the worst performing areas next to the city center.
Outskirts of the City, it holds up.