Question CPU Bottlenecking my Laptop

[SimonIsAwesome]

So I recently bought a new ASUS gaming laptop, and I noticed that when I play games (namely RDR2) my CPU utilization is at a constant 100% while my GPU utilization hovers around 50-60%. It's such a shame to see my nice 1660ti wasted like this, especially as I could have opted for a 1050 and it seems I would have gotten the exact same performance. Any tips or tricks on how to even these out? The gpu is a 1660ti and the cpu is a Ryzen 7 3750h.

 

[CountMike]

So I recently bought a new ASUS gaming laptop, and I noticed that when I play games (namely RDR2) my CPU utilization is at a constant 100% while my GPU utilization hovers around 50-60%. It's such a shame to see my nice 1660ti wasted like this, especially as I could have opted for a 1050 and it seems I would have gotten the exact same performance. Any tips or tricks on how to even these out? The gpu is a 1660ti and the cpu is a Ryzen 7 3750h.

Lower your expectations, it's a laptop after all.

 

[SimonIsAwesome]

Lower your expectations, it's a laptop after all.

That's not exactly my issue. I'm wondering if there's a way to level out CPU and gpu usage so they're both around 100%, regardless of if it's a laptop or a desktop.

 

[CountMike]

That's not exactly my issue. I'm wondering if there's a way to level out CPU and gpu usage so they're both around 100%, regardless of if it's a laptop or a desktop.

Only by tweaking the game or by downclocking GPU but that's not gonna help performance.

 

[Sohom]

There is a way but i dont think its applicable to you...
at 1080p cpu load is high but as u go for resolutions higher than 1080p, the dependence on gpu increases;