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100% CPU usage...??

Dimmizer
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Hey LTT Community once again... lol I feel like I have so many computer problems.

So Im back this time because my dad recently got his computer hardware which was a Z170-E and a i5-6500 while I'm running a Z170-A and a i5-6600k.. Now here is where things take a turn.

I run Battlefield 1 and my CPU pings out at 100% and just SITS there.. this is before I even get into a game.. just loading or stting at the main screen my CPU is 100%.. both my dad an I are on completely new installs running all the same software EVGA Presision X and Core temp etc.. I run TeamSpeak an he uses ventrilo.. there's really no differences as to why my CPU pings at 100%..

He runs everything the same as I do but his CPU maxes out at 82% but fluctuates between 78 and 82%... WHY?? I've even got my CPU overclocked to 4.6 while his stays at 3.6 stock.so what gives could my CPU be damaged and I need to file a RMA with Intel or?

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1 minute ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

What GPUs?

I am on a EVGA GTX 960 SSC 4GB I have mine overclocked pretty much what his is stock. should be 8007 memclock and my gpuclock is 1278.
He is on a EVGA GTX 1060 SSC 3GB

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15 minutes ago, Dimmizer said:

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Are you sure it's Battlefield that's pegging it out?

Open up task manager and sort it by CPU usage and double check.

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11 minutes ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

What GPUs?

Forgot to mention all of my temperatures run fine.. running battlefield  it hits max 61c but that's only on battlefield 1...other games it's lot lower.

Running a Hyper EVO 212 and if it matters.. a THOR V2 Case.

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10 minutes ago, Dimmizer said:

I am on a EVGA GTX 960 SSC 4GB I have mine overclocked pretty much what his is stock. should be 8007 memclock and my gpuclock is 1278.
He is on a EVGA GTX 1060 SSC 3GB

Your dad won the silicon lottery???? I don't know really

<p>Wish I could have this already!! : http://pcpartpicker.com/p/qTLRjX

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Just now, imreloadin said:

Are you sure it's Battlefield that's pegging it out?

Open up task manager and sort it by CPU usage and double check.

Yeah that's how I noticed.. Bf1 runs at like 92-93% and then the rest of my CPU is all the other stuff in the background.

My dads useage for JUST BF1 was 78 but total CPU was 82%

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just so confused why my CPU is pegged at 100% all the time but his still runs 73-82..

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4 minutes ago, Dimmizer said:

just so confused why my CPU is pegged at 100% all the time but his still runs 73-82..

Try running Ventrillo instead and see what happens lol.

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Just now, imreloadin said:

Try running Ventrillo instead and see what happens lol.

LOL... funny guy

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Are you both running at the exact same graphics settings,resolution etc?

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7 minutes ago, imreloadin said:

Hey, it's just isolating variables...if you're not willing to do that then enjoy your pegged CPU xD

Noo it's cool I got what you meant tho :) me and my dad both laughed lol

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6 minutes ago, RKRiley said:

Are you both running at the exact same graphics settings,resolution etc?

No I run dual monitors and one of em is a TV technically running like 1842x1036 the monitor is 1680x1050

 

he has one 24" monitor runnig like 1920x1080 I believe.

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1 minute ago, Dimmizer said:

No I run dual monitors and one of em is a TV technically running like 1842x1036 the monitor is 1680x1050

How many monitors does your dad use and what resolution?

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3 minutes ago, imreloadin said:

How many monitors does your dad use and what resolution?

he has one 24" monitor runnig at 1920x1080 (confirmed)

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1 minute ago, Dimmizer said:

he has one 24" monitor runnig like 1920x1080 I believe.

That's what the issue is then, try just running the TV since that has a similar resolution and see what happens.

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5 minutes ago, imreloadin said:

That's what the issue is then, try just running the TV since that has a similar resolution and see what happens.

i moved down to a 19" monitor running at 1680x1050 and the game useage went down to 85% but CPU still pegged at 100%

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14 minutes ago, Dimmizer said:

i moved down to a 19" monitor running at 1680x1050 and the game useage went down to 85% but CPU still pegged at 100%

What overclock are you running?

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Just now, imreloadin said:

What overclock are you running?

4.6GHz and he is at stock with a boost up to 3.6Ghz

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2 minutes ago, Dimmizer said:

4.6GHz and he is at stock with a boost up to 3.6Ghz

What framerates are you both getting in game?

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2 minutes ago, imreloadin said:

What framerates are you both getting in game?

dunno atm.. we're both running Directx12 with everything ultra, his didn't drop below 61 and ive never checked to see what I get.

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3 hours ago, Dimmizer said:

checked now.. I'm at 58-60

I thought it could be that your resolution is lower, hence the gpu finishes its job faster, therefore your cpu pushes more frames and gets higher usage. But if you're both at 60, that can't be it... 

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Well you need to switch to dx11 but that tends to use CPU more. When I use dx12 the CPU usage goes down but so does frame rate. Dx11 CPU usage goes up but so do the frames. Can't play on ultra though as it will peg my cpus, even my 1080's. There were some things that can Ben tweaked with windows 10. Alot

of background programs that no one uses. 

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