Question 20% usage in both cpu and gpu

[Tollis]

Cpu:Ryzen 7 2700
Motherboard:x470 prime pro asus
Gpu:rtx 2080 gigabyte oc
Ram:g skill rip jaws 3200 but at 2666
Chassis: obsidian 1000d
Os:windows 10
Psu:rm750x
Storage:Hdd western digital black 1tb.
Nvme ssd 970 evo

I have this pc my problem is my gpu and cpu and none of the cores of cpu hitting 100% or near in games while they do in stress test and more specific i have low fps with drops in games like cs lol assassin's creed oddysey and the game i care the most is lol max getting 20% on both and me having 120 with drops any solution ??? And. I use dual monitor if this makes sense

 

[McKeu]

If all your drivers are up to date, I would test setting a max fps limit of, let's say 60, instead of leaving them on unlimited in one of the games and test it.
See if it stays stable on the set fps rate.

 

[Tollis]

I have done this in league of legends and in 144 locked fps playing around 120 and up to 160 as usual in 240 cap stays in 120 to 160 and in lower cap like 60 going 55-60

 

[McKeu]

The drop margin gets a lot lower, the lower you cap the fps, it seems.
That might have a multitude of reasons, incl. bad optimization of the game.
I would find the sweet spot fps lock which runs most stable and stick with it, honestly.

 

[Tollis]

My problem is that other guyz reviews have like 300-400 fps and i barely have 130 and i am trying to find a solution to this not just say its ok my pc working in 20% i will be ok with my 2080 working less than my 1060 thanks for helping but really need a solution

 

[McKeu]

Are you running any streaming software or similar?

 

[Tollis]

No i am pretty sure i am not and i do not know if this helps but i have this problem for like 3 months so i do not think its drivers

 

[McKeu]

Also, how much RAM do you have? And what resolutions are you playing on?

 

[McKeu]

And in order to take other reviewers FPS into account, they need to have the exact same hardware setup as you. A powerful GPU alone will not pull the weight alone, although I don't see anything in your setup that should cause the FPS drops. RAM needs to be clarified yet, though.

 

[McKeu]

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/201...-a-tale-of-two-very-expensive-graphics-cards/

 

[Tollis]

I have 16gb at 2666 and i am playing at 1080p

 

[McKeu]

Wow, on 1080p it should run away.
Any background programs like an on-access virus scanner, etc.?

 

[Tollis]

absolutelty nothing pc is clean after format

 

[Tollis]

Thinking that might my gpu ia broken or smth but its works fine in stress test

 

[AOwlNest]

maybe its a psu failure , i used to have worse problem , when i run games my system used to goes off the second i lunch havy games like ARMA 3 , i changed my psu and now working fine

 

[Tollis]

First i had this problem in a thermaltake and then i change to this one so i do not think is psu problem

 

[AOwlNest]

First i had this problem in a thermaltake and then i change to this one so i do not think is psu problem

maybe try to disconnect one of your screens , check for gpu drivers updates using Geforce exp , and please if you have anti virus make a full system scan

 

[Tollis]

Drivers uptodated pc clean af format les tha a week and screen bought yesterday

 

[Tollis]

I really do not undestand what is soo wrong everything works fine but its like my gpu and cpu are tooo bored to work for games

 

[AOwlNest]

also try to remove your ram , if you are using quad ram remove 2 keep 2 , if you still have this problem keep switching between rams

 

[Tollis]

I guess its the last think i can try i am gonna do it when i return to home ty for your time anyway

 

[AOwlNest]

since the gpu is working at stress test so its not a gpu faliure , i think its motherboard or ram /psu but u said you got a new one so its maybe a motherboard or ram

 

[Tollis]

I am gonna change and ram in august but i hope i will not need too

 

[Tollis]

And btw i have change and the motherboard more than 5 times so pretty sure its not motherboard as well

 

[AOwlNest]

well then ,if its not a gpu , psu , motherboard ... one suspect left ( RAM )