Hello community,
I recently built my new pc and did some testing. I noticed a 100% usage ingame for both cpu and gpu in Battlefield 1. I know that bf1 benefits from HT, but my i5 6600k should be fine.
100% gpu-usage is fine, because it simply does its best job, right? But a cpu under high load often means bottlenecking.
In witcher 3 the cpu usage is between 70% and 90% for most of the time.
So does it harm my cpu, if it runs at max load all the time in bf1? Bottlenecking ist not an issue for me, because the game runs at 100+fps. Or do you advice overclocking the i5 in order to squeeze out some extra performance?
Some specs that might help:
- i5 6600k
- asus z170p
- hyper 212 evo
- msi gtx 1070 gaming x
- 16gb ram @3200mhz
Maybe someone can help me out with this,
thanks in advice!
I recently built my new pc and did some testing. I noticed a 100% usage ingame for both cpu and gpu in Battlefield 1. I know that bf1 benefits from HT, but my i5 6600k should be fine.
100% gpu-usage is fine, because it simply does its best job, right? But a cpu under high load often means bottlenecking.
In witcher 3 the cpu usage is between 70% and 90% for most of the time.
So does it harm my cpu, if it runs at max load all the time in bf1? Bottlenecking ist not an issue for me, because the game runs at 100+fps. Or do you advice overclocking the i5 in order to squeeze out some extra performance?
Some specs that might help:
- i5 6600k
- asus z170p
- hyper 212 evo
- msi gtx 1070 gaming x
- 16gb ram @3200mhz
Maybe someone can help me out with this,
thanks in advice!