[SOLVED] my CPU use more than GPU in games

Feb 2, 2019
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My CPU use more than GPU in games for example.

the witcher 3 use (CPU 66% and GPU 16%).

with the max settings I get 73 FPS.
 
Solution
It's not the errors you are looking for.
What were the CPU and GPU temps?
Your CPU temp should have stayed below about 70 and GPU 85.
You +12, and +5 and + 3.3V Voltages should have stayed within 5%.
If they did then I'd run DDU.
To run in safe mode you generally hit f8 while it's booting.....a screen will come up and let you pick safe mode.
The next time you boot....if you don't hit F8 it should boot normally.
You can also try to just update the driver to the latest and not run DDU.
This is not "quite as good" in my opinion because you could still have old corrupted driver files screwing you up.
Something always maxes out be it ram, cpu or GPU different games will move which it is. One core maxed is the same as the whole thing as far as the game is concerned.

I'm guessing if you're that out of balance on the Witcher you have way too much gpu for your cpu however
 


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I have a laptop msi gt72vr 6re dominator pro

CPU - I7-6700HQ
GPU - GTX-1070
Ram - 16 GB
 
My CPU use more than GPU in games for example.

the witcher 3 use (CPU 66% and GPU 16%).

with the max settings I get 73 FPS.

I have a laptop msi gt72vr 6re dominator pro

CPU - I7-6700HQ
GPU - GTX-1070
Ram - 16 GB
 


I don't think that's normal because before when I play the witcher 3 I was getting more fps and GPU used more than CPU.
 


I think there are all fine ( all shows 0 errors ) so I will try the DDU
 


DDU has detectd that you are NOT in Safe Mode. ( how can I change to safe mode ?)
 
It's not the errors you are looking for.
What were the CPU and GPU temps?
Your CPU temp should have stayed below about 70 and GPU 85.
You +12, and +5 and + 3.3V Voltages should have stayed within 5%.
If they did then I'd run DDU.
To run in safe mode you generally hit f8 while it's booting.....a screen will come up and let you pick safe mode.
The next time you boot....if you don't hit F8 it should boot normally.
You can also try to just update the driver to the latest and not run DDU.
This is not "quite as good" in my opinion because you could still have old corrupted driver files screwing you up.
 
Solution