CPU USAge 100% while using Any Video Convertor

[Gawrav]

Here is my HW monitor screenshot while converting a video or while plaiying low end games and i scanned for viruses or malware using MalwareByte and Avast .https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_rzSo8kqEANMlpoQVBMQ1ZLYnM/view?usp=sharing
My processor is 6 month old. Is this normal?

Specs for Any video convertor http://www.any-video-converter.com/products/for_video_ultimate/reference.php

 

[13thmonkey]

yes, normal, conversion is very very calculation intensive.

 

[king3pj]

Don't you want your CPU to go to 100% usage while converting a video? That just means it's doing the conversion as fast as possible.

I would be more worried about it if you were seeing 40% usage because then you would know that your new processor wasn't being used to it's full potential and your conversions would be taking much longer than they need to.

 

[why_wolf]

As the other have said that's what's supposed to happen. Video conversion is one of the hardest hitting programs you can run on a computer. It will take up every available cycle it can.

 

[Outlander_04]

Your pic shows that cores are at 70% mostly . They might have touched 100% for a fraction of a second but thats usual

 

[ss_56]

Hoping i can but in here. Im still rockin a Phenom 2 955 CPU and have recently installed an unplugged 2gb version RX580 GPU. When using AVC, i can't game and opening a video to watch while i wait is very slow and using chrome browser is even slow The same thing happens when i use the Windows moviemaker and can't use both softwares at the same time. Is it my old Phenom slowing things down? Are there other more GPU intensive software i could be using? Oh and the AVC can take all night to convert 20 videos Thanks

 

[13thmonkey]

yes, normal, conversion is very very calculation intensive.

Hoping i can but in here. Im still rockin a Phenom 2 955 CPU and have recently installed an unplugged 2gb version RX580 GPU. When using AVC, i can't game and opening a video to watch while i wait is very slow and using chrome browser is even slow The same thing happens when i use the Windows moviemaker and can't use both softwares at the same time. Is it my old Phenom slowing things down? Are there other more GPU intensive software i could be using? Oh and the AVC can take all night to convert 20 videos Thanks

Whilst I have to give you kudos for looking, please don't reopen a 3year old thread, start a new thread with your specific problem.

 

[ss_56]

oh right; i never think to look at the dates. That may be due to high school history teachers forcing us to memorize dates