Why do i have so much cpu usage?

Denis Stoikovski · Mar 2, 2014

Okay so am playng hard games but i started to play realm of the mad god its internet game and am playng with 2 of my friend while talking on skype i was playng bf4 and i had 30 cpu usage skyrim 15-20 but in this game 70 HOW? am using i5 3350p

nukemaster · Mar 2, 2014

Maybe the game uses the cpu more than the video card. Every game is different.

I am sure any recent MMO based game would also push your cpu to 70 and beyond.

I am very surprised that BF4 would not hit the cpu much harder.

Denis Stoikovski · Mar 2, 2014

Dude this game dont even have graphics

i mean its like mario maybe worse And bout bf4 http://www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?g_id=3060&game=Battlefield%204 look at the max cpu i have 3.1 this is 2.8 and its older

hunter315 · Mar 2, 2014

What are the rest of your specs?

Also, multiplayer BF4 should be using way more than 30% of your CPU, most large multiplayer games become CPU limited especially in larger matches as there is so much going on, but the GPU load has remained the same because your field of view is the same. I also don't think your skyrim number is right either, given that my PII 955 is the limiting factor in skyrim for me, unless you have settings turned way down or checked while you were in a tiny house or something that seems wrong as well.

As for the game in question, flash doesn't have much GPU acceleration support so flash games require a lot of work to be done by the CPU, the graphics may not be intense but flash is not an efficient language and is very bloated, turned the first starcraft game into a flash game you would probably still run into hardware restrictions simply because flash is bad, this is why more and more places have been moving away from flash for videos as there are better options out there, and there are better options being worked on for interactive web games so that we can finally kill off flash and all its bloat and security issues.

nukemaster · Mar 2, 2014

Denis Stoikovski :

You do know that graphics does not equal cpu usage right. In the past almost all games took as much cpu power as they could get(in fact older games will take a full core on a multi core system to this day).

To this point even a super Nintendo emulator took a HUGE amount of power(all that to emulate a ~22mhz system) on older systems.

Program coding has more to do with its cpu usage than how graphically intense it is. With such powerful hardware, designers seem to case less about optimizing code than they once did.

Denis Stoikovski · Mar 2, 2014

hunter315 :

What are the rest of your specs?

Also, multiplayer BF4 should be using way more than 30% of your CPU, most large multiplayer games become CPU limited especially in larger matches as there is so much going on, but the GPU load has remained the same because your field of view is the same. I also don't think your skyrim number is right either, given that my PII 955 is the limiting factor in skyrim for me, unless you have settings turned way down or checked while you were in a tiny house or something that seems wrong as well.

As for the game in question, flash doesn't have much GPU acceleration support so flash games require a lot of work to be done by the CPU, the graphics may not be intense but flash is not an efficient language and is very bloated, turned the first starcraft game into a flash game you would probably still run into hardware restrictions simply because flash is bad, this is why more and more places have been moving away from flash for videos as there are better options out there, and there are better options being worked on for interactive web games so that we can finally kill off flash and all its bloat and security issues.

In skyrim im with low shadows so yea i gues its becous of that and i havent play bf4 multy so idk

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