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Time for new cpu maybe?

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Then your CPU is definitely the bottleneck. You might want to tweak the settings. Take a look at this:

 

 

okay so i originally made a post related to my gpu which i thought was causing my terrible performance but ive recently discovered it may be my CPU i have the g4560 and ive been playing GTA;V just fine with 80+ fps with my old gpu BUT, i was using a vga connection, now with my 1050 im using a dvi and the cpu cant seem to handle it, when i set the task to high priority it helps, but id rather not have to do that every time i launch a game so im wondering should i upgrade and if so to what?

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Switching video ports shouldn't change performance... Are you sure you're playing the game at the same resolution as before?

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2 minutes ago, thegreengamers said:

Switching video ports shouldn't change performance... Are you sure you're playing the game at the same resolution as before?

actually playing at a lower resolution than before, the vga had it locked in at 1600x1200 where my native res is 1600x900 and thats whats really confusing me, better gpu lower res, worse frames

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Just now, IAmAndre said:

What was your previous GPU? You might want to monitor the resource usage and see which one of the CPU or the GPU is the bottleneck.

previous was r7 260x and when monitoring the cpu in afterburner its at 100% usage on the two physical cores and the 2 hyperthreaded cores

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1 minute ago, Woah Boy said:

previous was r7 260x and when monitoring the cpu in afterburner its at 100% usage on the two physical cores and the 2 hyperthreaded cores

Make sure you have the latest nvidia drivers, and you have nothing else running on the background.

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