[SOLVED] CPU 1 100% USAGE,OTHERS 20%

Feb 9, 2021
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Hello
My problem is that the game uses the most 1 CPU core which reaches 80/100% where the rest of the cores are only 20%.
My question is is this normal or should I do something about it?

Game i'm playing is Dying Light

my computer :
Xeon E3 1240v3 3.40Ghz (3.80Ghz Turbo)
Gigabyte GTX 1060 6GB Xtreme Gaming
Ram 2x8 GB Apacer Technology
SSD 256GB GoodRam / 125GB Gigabyte
Gigabyte HD81M-HD3 rev.2
SilentiumPC L1 500W
SilentiumPC Fortis 2 XE1226
 
Solution
okay thanks for the info ^_^
You're welcome.
A great example of a game that runs on one core is the original Kerbal Space Program.
Kerbal Space Program 2 is coming out in 2022 and it will probably run on multiple cores.
I think a game that probably runs on multiple cores would be something like Borderlands 3.....Witcher 3...newer AAA games like that.
Hello
My problem is that the game uses the most 1 CPU core which reaches 80/100% where the rest of the cores are only 20%.
My question is is this normal or should I do something about it?

Game i'm playing is Dying Light

my computer :
Xeon E3 1240v3 3.40Ghz (3.80Ghz Turbo)
Gigabyte GTX 1060 6GB Xtreme Gaming
Ram 2x8 GB Apacer Technology
SSD 256GB GoodRam / 125GB Gigabyte
Gigabyte HD81M-HD3 rev.2
SilentiumPC L1 500W
SilentiumPC Fortis 2 XE1226
For some games...that would be normal.
 
okay thanks for the info ^_^
You're welcome.
A great example of a game that runs on one core is the original Kerbal Space Program.
Kerbal Space Program 2 is coming out in 2022 and it will probably run on multiple cores.
I think a game that probably runs on multiple cores would be something like Borderlands 3.....Witcher 3...newer AAA games like that.
 
Solution
You're welcome.
A great example of a game that runs on one core is the original Kerbal Space Program.
Kerbal Space Program 2 is coming out in 2022 and it will probably run on multiple cores.
I think a game that probably runs on multiple cores would be something like Borderlands 3.....Witcher 3...newer AAA games like that.

damn I didn't know that, thanks again for the info and the quick response
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