Not strong enough CPU for gaming?

[Luddy †]

Everytime I play  games I run into occassional lag. I tried to do some investigation and check with MSI afterburner (GTX 1060 6GB) and etc to see what could be the problem, but it was in task manager where I found the problem. Often my processor will hit up to 100% and cause fps lag while gaming (I mostly play PUBG and Rust), and that at medium settings. I would've thought my I5-7600 would be strong enough to run without having this issue. Is there anything I can do to imrpove its performance without having to upgrade to an I7? I've tried to exit all programs that are not in use while gaming, but it still happens.

 

(My memory is pretty stable at 61% while gaming w/16gb of RAM).

[Cbfbrolol]

What are your temperatures like ? Could be thermal throttling

[Luddy †]

These are the results I get. Added screenshot of network results (wired connection) too:

[Cbfbrolol]

Whats using the other 30% of your processor? Pubg is only using 70

[Luddy †]

PC specs:

 

• Corsair CX750M, 750W PSU
• Intel Core i5-7600 Kaby Lake Prosessor
• Stock CPU cooler.
• ASUS Prime B250M-Plus BULK, Socket-1151
• Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 2400MHz 16GB (2x8GB)
• Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 6GB
• Corsair Forceseries LE200 240GB 2,5"

 

 

 

9 hours ago, Cbfbrolol said:

Whats using the other 30% of your processor? Pubg is only using 70

After a couple games, this is what it looks like:
 

[KingArchlich]

I see steam, Origin, Battlenet, ICloud, and what appears to be a speed test.  That isnt what is important. What is important is the fact that you're running 32-bit. While not bad, a 32bit suffers from high process games and may cause bits of lag at times.

[Luddy †]

3 minutes ago, KingArchlich said:

I see steam, Origin, Battlenet, ICloud, and what appears to be a speed test.  That isnt what is important. What is important is the fact that you're running 32-bit. While not bad, a 32bit suffers from high process games and may cause bits of lag at times.

Do you mean windows type? I'm running a 64-bit type of windows, so do you mean I should reinstall these to a 64-bit type? Can't remeber seeing the option to install as 64-bit for the applications you mentioned

[KingArchlich]

3 hours ago, Luddy † said:

Do you mean windows type? I'm running a 64-bit type of windows, so do you mean I should reinstall these to a 64-bit type? Can't remeber seeing the option to install as 64-bit for the applications you mentioned

No, that was a mistake on my part. At this point I can only say it may be those tidbits of data sent out from three out of four of those I mentioned causing a bit of interruption or windows doing something in the background as usual. That aside, iv nothing much to say. Hopefully someone else comes along with a resolution. 

[Cbfbrolol]

https://www.drivereasy.com/knowledge/fix-tiworker-exe-high-disk-usage-on-windows-10/

 

The issue isnt from the game. Game is using 70% the remainder is being used by TiWorker. See the link i posted for possible fixes

[Luddy †]

12 minutes ago, Cbfbrolol said:

The issue isnt from the game. Game is using 70% the remainder is being used by TiWorker. See the linj i posted for possible fixes

Hopefully this fixes it

[Cbfbrolol]

2 hours ago, Luddy † said:

Hopefully this fixes it

Hopefully!

[Luddy †]

5 hours ago, Cbfbrolol said:

Hopefully!

Seems to have helped. Does still happens, but much rare and the TIworker is not a problem anymore. Thank you!