CPU Usage over 90%

[AlreadyExist]

Hi,

 

I'm using Windows 10 with i5-4590 and 8GB of RAM.

Sometimes my CPU usage is between 90-100% and I'm not doing any "hard" work (using chrome, winamp etc).

I checked my Task Manager and I saw that Runtime Broker is using about 35%, Microsoft Windows Search Index about 30%.

While Runtime Broker is using 35% of CPU, it's using a lot of ram from 1GB - 2.5GB, or even more.

Screen shot

 

This heppen to me a couple of times, and I can see that my performance are reduced.

I did not use any other system on this configuration,  so I cant compare.

Does anyone had similar problem?

 

P.S. I'm using 2 monitors, but I don't think that is a problem.

 

[rowanhazard]

I have a 4590, but I'm not even reaching 100% when gaming, so i don't know whats happening...

[rowanhazard]

Whats your temps

 

[KezzaMcFezza]

Go into the services tab and open these services window, Set all the services to manual.

BITS

Windows modules installer

Windows update

Superfetch (disable this one)

 

Hope this helps

 

P.S try stopping the process and see what happens.

[spellmanuk]

how long have you had the computer there may be a lot of programs just idling in the background such as steam origin battle.net skype any keyboard/mouse configurations ect that even though they arn't open still run in the background even other random programs that you downloaded for use once or twice and never use again may just be sat in the background doing stuff

[AlreadyExist]

54 minutes ago, rowanhazard said:

I have a 4590, but I'm not even reaching 100% when gaming, so i don't know whats happening...

While I'm gaming its usually from 30-80%, but sometimes it goes over 90%. But I don't see while playing (I don't have fps drop).

 

56 minutes ago, rowanhazard said:

Whats your temps

 

When it's idle it ~33C, I'm waiting for the issue so I could check.

 

57 minutes ago, ProKeero said:

Go into the services tab and open these services window, Set all the services to manual.

BITS

Windows modules installer

Windows update

Superfetch (disable this one)

 

Hope this helps

 

P.S try stopping the process and see what happens.

I did that and reboot my pc, for now its OK. I will wait for few days and report again.

Tnx for replay.

18 minutes ago, peej said:

how long have you had the computer there may be a lot of programs just idling in the background such as steam origin battle.net skype any keyboard/mouse configurations ect that even though they arn't open still run in the background even other random programs that you downloaded for use once or twice and never use again may just be sat in the background doing stuff

I have it for 6 months. This issue does not heppens every day.

 

http://i.imgur.com/OEKCiAA.png

http://i.imgur.com/CQcKp8B.png

http://i.imgur.com/4NmmfhS.png

[spellmanuk]

2 minutes ago, AlreadyExist said:

While I'm gaming its usually from 30-80%, but sometimes it goes over 90%. But I don't see while playing (I don't have fps drop).

 

When it's idle it ~33C, I'm waiting for the issue so I could check.

 

I did that and reboot my pc, for now its OK. I will wait for few days and report again.

Tnx for replay.

I have it for 6 months. This issue does not heppens every day.

 

http://i.imgur.com/OEKCiAA.png

http://i.imgur.com/CQcKp8B.png

http://i.imgur.com/4NmmfhS.png

do you have a 32bit machine? if not id advise trying to use the 64 bit versions of programs that might help a bit 

[Qwerty2323]

Have you tried checking power options or may be have boosting program...

There is a way to push pc work on performance mode... 

[kronickiller]

disable ur throttling/ power saving krap

some options in  windows and in your bios

[AlreadyExist]

21 hours ago, peej said:

do you have a 32bit machine? if not id advise trying to use the 64 bit versions of programs that might help a bit 

No it's 64, I know. 

 

3 hours ago, Qwerty2323 said:

Have you tried checking power options or may be have boosting program...

There is a way to push pc work on performance mode... 

No I did not. I don't think they can speed up pc.