[SOLVED] Is this normal for the RTX?

[TommyEN]

i dont really know much about the software part of things but this doesn't seem right,
this is in a game of war thunder

normal

 

[drivinfast247]

Is it working? If yes then you are fine.

 

[Rodrigodrt]

why its not normal? a GPU work is deliver as many frames as possible, most games has some sort of cap, but all of them are built around working at 60~144fps range ideally, so if your card is delivering a lot of frames per second, whats the issue?

in fact, that condition is sup optimal, in a perfect world every GPU and CPU would work at 100% all the time, indicating that the software is so optimized, that every node and transistor is working to deliver the absolute max speed and fps.

sooo.... hmm yea it seems right if the framerate is right.

 

[TommyEN]

why its not normal? a GPU work is deliver as many frames as possible, most games has some sort of cap, but all of them are built around working at 60~144fps range ideally, so if your card is delivering a lot of frames per second, whats the issue?

in fact, that condition is sup optimal, in a perfect world every GPU and CPU would work at 100% all the time, indicating that the software is so optimized, that every node and transistor is working to deliver the absolute max speed and fps.

sooo.... hmm yea it seems right if the framerate is right.

ahh ok thanks

 

[Major_Trouble]

War Thunder is not that taxing for a 2080ti so you must have some pretty epic fps to be utilising it close 100%. You can always use Nvidia inspector or MSI Afterburner to set an fps and save the planet.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pH9D__g1yqs