is this considered a bottleneck

[Samuel_Beracko]

hello guys ma rig is 1080ti I7-4790k
in time spy the demo sequence im getting like 30fps and ma gpu usage is 60-70% my cpu usage is like 50% is this considered a bottlenecking or just my cpu cant catch up with my gpu or is the demo sequence just bad optimalized (in the graphic test 1 and 2 my gpu load is 99% no problem there its just in the demo) cpu load is nicely spread across all threads an neither of them is maxed out

i ran some games just for fun in 1080p and got similiar results i will send some pictures

i want to know your opinion on this

picture one witcher 3 maxed out axpect nvidia hairworks aa

picture 2 gta 5 maxed out

http://leteckaposta.cz/970818471

 

[dnl.sharouf]

I don't think its a bottleneck since this CPU should be a nice match with 1080Ti GPU, make sure VSYNC is turned off, also some games limit the FPS in the demo to 30/60 FPS, I don't really sure about the witcher and GTA.

 

[Barty1884]

"bottleneck" is thrown around a lot.

Typically though, you're looking for utilization to max out on one component, long before the other has a chance to stretch it's legs.

If the demo sequence isn't limiting, but the full-blown test you can hit 99%/100% utilization, that sounds like an issue with the demo itself.

With a CPU at 60-70% and a GPU at 50% though, *something* is holding the system back...... that can be poor optimization, memory, in0game settings, resolution, etc.

Ultimately, 1080p is probably not going to allow a 1080TI to stretch it's legs, most of the time.
I'm honestly surprised you're seeing anywhere close to 80% GPU utilization at 1080p

 

[Samuel_Beracko]

"bottleneck" is thrown around a lot.

Typically though, you're looking for utilization to max out on one component, long before the other has a chance to stretch it's legs.

If the demo sequence isn't limiting, but the full-blown test you can hit 99%/100% utilization, that sounds like an issue with the demo itself.

With a CPU at 60-70% and a GPU at 50% though, *something* is holding the system back...... that can be poor optimization, memory, in0game settings, resolution, etc.

Ultimately, 1080p is probably not going to allow a 1080TI to stretch it's legs, most of the time.
I'm honestly surprised you're seeing anywhere close to 80% GPU utilization at 1080p

most of the time i got 95+% i just found a spot where the gpu usage is low in the witcher
maybe im just hitting the limit what the engine can handle in the witcher

 

[Samuel_Beracko]

I don't think its a bottleneck since this CPU should be a nice match with 1080Ti GPU, make sure VSYNC is turned off, also some games limit the FPS in the demo to 30/60 FPS, I don't really sure about the witcher and GTA.

no vsync i made sure of that and ist not like constant 30fps is just jumping aorund that number (20-30-40 fps)

 

[Samuel_Beracko]

im just downloading kingdom come deliverance i will let you know how it goes in that title

 

[Barty1884]

most of the time i got 95+% i just found a spot where the gpu usage is low in the witcher
maybe im just hitting the limit what the engine can handle in the witcher

No setup is going to be perfect 100% of the time. If you're only finding the occasional dip, then that's totally fine, and expected.

 

[Samuel_Beracko]

http://leteckaposta.cz/488772975
this is the kingdom come
gpu usage is 64% and cpu usage is 59 % i just dont understand

 

[Barty1884]

What kind of in-game settings are you using? There's an upper end of what the hardware can do in a game.
For example, if you're seeing 100FPS on "ultra", dropping to low does not inherently guarantee you'll get 200+FPS in all titles (some work something like that though). The hardware will just simply not work as hard, to output the lower settings required/requested.

Crank up the eye-candy. Run at Max/Ultra, what kind of results/utilization do you see then?

 

[Samuel_Beracko]

What kind of in-game settings are you using? There's an upper end of what the hardware can do in a game.
For example, if you're seeing 100FPS on "ultra", dropping to low does not inherently guarantee you'll get 200+FPS in all titles (some work something like that though). The hardware will just simply not work as hard, to output the lower settings required/requested.

Crank up the eye-candy. Run at Max/Ultra, what kind of results/utilization do you see then?

thats on very high