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Your GPU isn't hitting 100% utilization, and that's completely fine
On a gaming PC, the GPU determines most of your gaming experience. Chasing 100% GPU utilization seems like a reasonable goal.
For decades, PC enthusiasts have run around their systems looking for and fixing GPU and CPU bottlenecks. The reason why is simple: A bottleneck might cut you off from extra performance in your PC.
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3 signs that you need a new CPU instead of a GPU
When you experience lower average frame rates or FPS drops, it's easy to assume that your graphics card is the culprit. After all, it's the main component that drives the visuals while you're gaming.
The gaming performance of any PC is determined by its processor (CPU), graphics chip (GPU), and Random Access Memory (RAM). If you want to know which one of your CPU or GPU limits your performance, ...
SysInfoCap.exe is a data collection process part of HP’s software ecosystem, often linked to tools like HP Support Assistant. While legitimate, it is notorious for occasionally malfunctioning and ...
Many of us like playing the HearthStone game. A few of the gamers are reporting that the HearthStone game is using high CPU and GPU on their Windows 11/10 PC. In this guide, we have a few solutions ...
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