[SOLVED] Old CPU is at max usage

tenukpcgame

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Hello,

want to ask question about my build.

Mobo: MSI B85M Night Elf
Proc: Intel Core i5 4570
Gpu: Gtx 970

Recently, some of my games after their big update make my processor usage 100%. I experience stutter sometime.

The temp is ok, only the usage for my cpu is at maximum.

Question is what processor i can replace with if i don't want to change my motherboard?

It happen after the big update in apex and pubg.
Gta 5 no issue. My fps dropping when the stutter happen
 
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You have an older i5, so 4C/4T. The only upgrade that makes mild sense is to move to an i7 to gain hyperthreading. Moving to a 4C/8T cpu might help. The obvious choice is the 4770k. Due to the age of everything i wouldn't spend much on it. See if you can find a used one for $20-40.

xenthia

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Hello,

want to ask question about my build.

Mobo: MSI B85M Night Elf
Proc: Intel Core i5 4570
Gpu: Gtx 970

Recently, some of my games after their big update make my processor usage 100%. I experience stutter sometime.

The temp ok only the usage for my cpu is at maximum.

Question is what processor i can replace with if i don't want to change my motherboard?

It happen after the big update in apex and pubg.
Gta 5 no issue. My fps dropping when the stutter happen
Every motherboard has its own 'highest possible CPU'. Try checking the motehrboard's manufacturer's website for that information regarding compatible CPUs.
 

4745454b

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You have an older i5, so 4C/4T. The only upgrade that makes mild sense is to move to an i7 to gain hyperthreading. Moving to a 4C/8T cpu might help. The obvious choice is the 4770k. Due to the age of everything i wouldn't spend much on it. See if you can find a used one for $20-40.
 
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tenukpcgame

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Every motherboard has its own 'highest possible CPU'. Try checking the motehrboard's manufacturer's website for that information regarding compatible CPUs.
hi sir,

i can't find the actual spec for this version but i alrdy refer in benchmark.
i5 4690
i5 4570
i5 4590
i5 4690K
i5 4670

Only this 5 support. Which one u suggest?
 

tenukpcgame

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You have an older i5, so 4C/4T. The only upgrade that makes mild sense is to move to an i7 to gain hyperthreading. Moving to a 4C/8T cpu might help. The obvious choice is the 4770k. Due to the age of everything i wouldn't spend much on it. See if you can find a used one for $20-40.

i see. thank you sir.

All my item i bought are used. No new one.
 

xenthia

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hi sir,

i can't find the actual spec for this version but i alrdy refer in benchmark.
i5 4690
i5 4570
i5 4590
i5 4690K
i5 4670

Only this 5 support. Which one u suggest?
I think 4745454b has given you an insightful answer. And besides I am not sure you can expect much improvement on these CPUs. In any case you can always use http://cpuboss.com/compare-cpus to compare two CPUs, or your current CPU with the one you have your eyes on and are going to purchase.
 

idkwhattonamethisacc

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Just upgrade to a budget ryzen 3100 or 1600 af (if you can find one for a good price) that would be my reccomendation, but if you would like to stick to your current platform, you should upgrade that cpu to a 4670k or 4690k since those should do 4.5ghz pretty easily from what ive heard