The processor is 100% loaded (Detroit: Become Human)
percent of 4 cores 4 threads !!maybe someone knows the solution vvobsche impossible to play!!!just do not write renew iron, etc. I'm sure that the problem is solved !!!GeForce RTX 2060 Super, Intel Core i7-7700K 16gb, resolution 3840x2160(4K). Settings all on high, 30-45 fps (for kintz rules), the processor is loaded by 25-30%, what you doing there such that you have the percent to 100% load.
gennaz
well. not an indicator. Put everything on ultra. The location of the first roller. Here stuttery one by one.7700 i7 under 100 seats. What to say about your i5
Dimchik94
I R 5 2600x 6/12,and you have i7 7700 only 4/8.
About the first mission,she is not the heaviest iron. My CPUs are not at all strained.
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And even when the game just came out,it was obvious optimization problems,but here is my previous CPU R 5 1500x 4/8 not loaded 100%.
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Personally, I have had this kind of bug after some time of game, what reason I do not know.
Intel Core i7 4770.
1060 GTX 3GB.
RAM DDR3 16GB.
Ryzen 5 3600 6 cores and 12 threads 100% loaded what's your problem?
Video rx 5700xt
16 GB of RAM
This is a consequence of the fact that the game was originally coded under the (historically) perverted Japanese architecture of consoles.
In Japanese consoles, 80 percent of the calculations were ALWAYS performed by the processor. And for the last generations of flats, the programmen made a significant bet on parallel calculations, i.e. on the multi-core processor. Rare perversion, but such is the Japanese ideology of consoles.
Because of this, with the quality porting of games originally created for Japanese consoles, requires many times more time than in the case of the Box.
It requires actually rewriting the entire code, and you need to change the basis itself, forcing the program to use the resources of the graphics card more actively, and processor computing to significantly optimize for processors with a core count of less than 8 (6).
Properly ported game with Japanese conoles does not load 100% even 2000 series of crusts.
The saber is an example of virtually zero porting costs. Moved the game without any optimization. It turned out that on 4 or less nuclear processors there is almost a permanent 100% load on all the cores. Especially bad for those who still have multi-threading is missing about this has already written a lot in the English-language internet after the beginning of sales on EGS.
In short, porters were either lazy or stupid. I'm leaning towards the first one.
Cloudy dregs. Of course, my PC is far from new, but: Since a couple of months ago, on i3-8100 with 1050 ti, I played the game with 28-30 fps and lock frames at 30, there is no action in the game and I did not suffer much. The other day I put 1660 Super, the not particularly optimized Cyberprank above 80% the processor does not bend, and this game suddenly began to freeze wildly. At the same time, at any settings (low-high) - 60 fps, and the percentage is stable, once every few seconds / minute - it hammers into hundreds and wild freezes begin.
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The game for some reason does not take it from the RAM if there is not enough memory on the video card.
She took it from me when I ran it on 7950 3GB