gta v 0% gpu

[black.cesar.23]

Specs
i7 7700
Geforce GTX 1070Ti hybrid
2x XPG 8gb DDR4 Ram
120SSD
Asus H110p motherboard
Corsair H60 CPU Cooler
Basically my rig should be able to run everything at ultra settings, and it does but my CPU will go up to 100% and GPU will be between 1 and 0 %
Monitor is connected to my GPU
Integrated Graphics is on for my secondary monitor through VGA which i dont use to run the game.
GTA V will not use any GPU and completely overload my CPU and have not found a fix
Every other game will work fine on my GPU and CPU

 

[Supahos]

If your cpu is at close to 100% a rtx Titan won't add a single frame. You need something that will overlay the cpu speed while stuttering and also show temps while you're still in game. You do not have a gpu problem. Your GPU is bottlnecked by your cpu in that game for some reason. Until you check to see if your cpu is slowing down in game when the stutters happen we can't see what the next step is. Also monitor gpu temps before you load the game vs during the game. 3% usage wouldn't raise the temp any at all

 

[black.cesar.23]

Most times the GPU monitor will show on board usage results not your GPU if it's enabled and being used. If you're getting 2 fps on ultra at any resolution you're using more than 1% of your gpu. Running your other screen won't hurt performance on your 1070ti if you have the correct connections hook it up to your monitor and disable on board as it being active will just create a bit more heat for your cpu to deal with

 

[black.cesar.23]

MY CPU does not slow down during the sttuters. That picture is when the game started stuttering. CPU usage wen to 99% and GPU was at 3%. CPU Temp was at 55C and GPU was below 35C

 

[Supahos]

Okay one more screwy thig to try if you haven't already done... Go into bios and enable xmp for your ram. Some people say it'll show actual GPU usage and sometimes add a lot of frames by doing so. Makes no sense but there seems to be some sort of bug if you don't

 

[black.cesar.23]

Okay one more screwy thig to try if you haven't already done... Go into bios and enable xmp for your ram. Some people say it'll show actual GPU usage and sometimes add a lot of frames by doing so. Makes no sense but there seems to be some sort of bug if you don't

 

[black.cesar.23]

I already did try it. Didn’t work