Gpu Usage And VRAM Usage !

[Jehad_Khmaise]

Hello Guys , I Bought new Gtx 1070 Cards And Runing Two way Sli And there Is a Problem That sometime m

y Gpus Usage Goes To 99% And Vram 50%+ Both And The game Run very Good With 120+ Fps On 1440p , And Sometimes The Usage Of Vram and Gpu Usage Goes to 55-60% And Gives Maximum of 70 Fps in the same game but different scenarios And The Temps Of the gpu is 63C when Usgae Low And Goes to 70C When Its High Usgae !

My Specs :
Msi Z97 Gaming 7
Intel i7 4790K
Two Msi Gtx1070 Sli Gaming X
Temporary 20Gb Of Ram Waiting For 32Gb Set
Psu : Thermaltake 730W Smart Se

And is there A difference between connecting the display with Displayport or With HDMI In Fps ?


Is there any way to get the usage higher and the vram too ?

And Is that A Bottleneck from the cpu or what ?

This URL For Two Images Show Whats The Problem And Both Images took From Far Cry Primal 1440p but one in mammoth mission that use 99% but the other in the open world that use 50%

http://imgur.com/a/WP6Up

 

[ravenjedmanicdao]

At 99% usage, it's the same as a GPU being used at 100%. Depending on what games that you are playing, Your 1070 does not need to use all of the available VRAM, it will only use what it needs. And for the GPU usage going down at 55-60%, it's likely the game that you are playing from the result of poor optimisation, this can cause other types of bugs/glitches such as frame drops/stutters. For the temperatures, those are the normal ranges that you would expect from a 1070, as higher end cards tend to use more power and therefore a higher heat output. If you are that worried about your GPU's temps, you can try to ramp its fan speed, or improve the airflow within your case.

There is absolutely no difference made in regards to FPS if you try to switch between DisplayPort and HDMI. FPS numbers are heavily dictated by the performance of your graphics card.

Why? why do you wish your GPU to reach 100% usage and 100% VRAM? I understand you wanna see your 1070's full potential, but at that point, the GTX 1070 will be running at full speed, increasing heat output, in which you were very concerned of. Well I guess that answers why your GPU gets "hot" doesn't it?

By the way, since you have an dual 1070 in SLI configuration, some games will not support SLI, so sometimes it will only use one GPU. With SLI, there are scaling issues, which can affect FPS.

And as for bottlenecks, no, there is absolutely no bottlenecking as far as I am aware with the specs provided. That processor you have there is still very, very powerful, and can still be matched against the Skylake i7's.

Overall, this is all normal! Nothing to be worried about!

 

[Jehad_Khmaise]

At 99% usage, it's the same as a GPU being used at 100%. Depending on what games that you are playing, Your 1070 does not need to use all of the available VRAM, it will only use what it needs. And for the GPU usage going down at 55-60%, it's likely the game that you are playing from the result of poor optimisation, this can cause other types of bugs/glitches such as frame drops/stutters. For the temperatures, those are the normal ranges that you would expect from a 1070, as higher end cards tend to use more power and therefore a higher heat output. If you are that worried about your GPU's temps, you can try to ramp its fan speed, or improve the airflow within your case.

There is absolutely no difference made in regards to FPS if you try to switch between DisplayPort and HDMI. FPS numbers are heavily dictated by the performance of your graphics card.

Why? why do you wish your GPU to reach 100% usage and 100% VRAM? I understand you wanna see your 1070's full potential, but at that point, the GTX 1070 will be running at full speed, increasing heat output, in which you were very concerned of. Well I guess that answers why your GPU gets "hot" doesn't it?

By the way, since you have an dual 1070 in SLI configuration, some games will not support SLI, so sometimes it will only use one GPU. With SLI, there are scaling issues, which can affect FPS.

And as for bottlenecks, no, there is absolutely no bottlenecking as far as I am aware with the specs provided. That processor you have there is still very, very powerful, and can still be matched against the Skylake i7's.

Overall, this is all normal! Nothing to be worried about!

First Of All Im Sorry For Vote -1 On Your answer i click it by mistake and what i need is higher fps it doesn't matter that much if my temps is high what really matters and worries me that the fps is lower than what its supposed to be like i said the game sometimes work on high fps and sometimes low is that a game problem ? my monitor has 165hz refresh rate and i want higher fps all the time

 

[ravenjedmanicdao]

From what I can tell, this seems like a scaling issue that has something to do with your SLI configuration and the program (in this case, the game is the program), this can significantly reduce performance of your graphics card/s. What resolution are you playing your games at? Sometimes, the GPU will reach 100% usage and sometimes it will only be 50% performance, it can vary by a lot depending on the situation.

BTW, how in the world can you accidentally click on the downvote button? It's fine that you didn't intentionally clicked it, but how lol

 

[Jehad_Khmaise]

From what I can tell, this seems like a scaling issue that has something to do with your SLI configuration and the program (in this case, the game is the program), this can significantly reduce performance of your graphics card/s. What resolution are you playing your games at? Sometimes, the GPU will reach 100% usage and sometimes it will only be 50% performance, it can vary by a lot depending on the situation.

BTW, how in the world can you accidentally click on the downvote button? It's fine that you didn't intentionally clicked it, but how lol

I was on iphone And Clicked it xD And Im playing On 1440p , 2560*1440 And Yes Some games Runing Very well and Others use just 50-80% usage of gpu and result a low fps play