Ok. I've done a lot of testing and fiddling. I had the same problem and this solved it for me.
I have Msi gtx 1080, ryzen 1700, 64gb ram. Was getting around 50fps with 50% gpu usage & 30% cpu. Now I'm getting around 70-110fps with around 80% GPU usage.
Very generic one, but make sure you have the latest drivers for your GPU.
Go to your EFT folder, > right click> properties > compatibility > check these : disable fullscreen optimization, Run this program as administrator, High dpi scaling override (in 'change high dpi settings' )
Open Nvidia control panel > Manage 3d settings> choose EFT.
- Issue is random. Some games I don’t go below 140fps, but some games it’s a constant 90 fps. GPU usage seems to drop with FPSs. GPU temps never exceed 73°c at full load. Usually sits at 65°c or lower due to low GPU Usage. GPU usage is at around 60/70% when at 160fps, but can drop to 40 or 50. CPU temps never exceed 67°c at full load.
- It looks like it literally isn't optimized yet, @milanialez95 check your GPU usage in the game and see what its at, I usually get pretty low FPS and around 20% GPU usage, so if they can get it to use more GPU, frames should go up. It seems like a game problem though not anything we can do.
I'm guessing you're well over 150 FPS on both games if you have the IQ low and you're only seeing 50% or so GPU utilization. Keep in mind that older games like that typically aren't very multi-threaded either, so they'll only utilize 1-4 cores/threads and are very dependent on clock speeds at that point, but you'll only see 25-50% of your CPU. Leave reflections at low settings. On low, it uses your GPU instead of CPU, and by freeing your CPU you automatically use less RAM power. OC your RAM memory clock. Keep in mind that this game is not really well optimized so don't expect high FPS in intense situations (Cyrodil on prime-time / trials ).
- power management mode: Prefer maximum performance
- texture filtering -Anisotropic sample optimization: off
- texture filtering-Negative LOD bias: Allow
- texture filtering-Quality:High quality
- texture filtering-Trilinear optimization: On
- vsync: off
I got a i7-6700k and a GTX 1080ti. Both slightly overclocked. For some reason I am getting 'low' FPS when playing CS GO. My FPS varies from below 100 to just above 300. I can see from youtube videos that I should expect around 500-600 FPS. The CPU usage during game is around 50% and the GPU is around 40%. Obviously I should be able to get about double FPS but I can't find the bottleneck.
- In EFT settings > game> Set process affinity to logical cores OFF (helped me, might be different for you)
- This one was the most effective for me. (especially, if you have Ryzen CPU)
Make sure you have the latest BIOS drivers. I have Asus prime x370-prime, and they had multiple updates.
Low Gpu Load
If you have RAM that runs at for an example 3200mHZ, make sure it's set at 3200mHZ in BIOS. (stock bios speed is 2133mHZ). If you don't know how to get into bios, download CPU-Z . Go to Memory tab > DRAM frequency: whatever it has multiple it by 2. For example 1066 so *2 = 2132mHz, if you have 2132mHz I really would suggest you do this.
I know not everyone knows how to overclock, so if you are not sure don't do it or check some youtube videos before doing.
- I overclocked my RAM from 3000mHz to 3200mHZ, and CPU from 3.0 to 3.8gHz. This part is very specific for your own RAM and CPU, and you should check yourself if you can overclock. But the RAM part is imo the most important for Ryzen. Here is video so you get Idea how to overclock RAM .
- For Intel CPUs you can also overclock RAM, but you don't get as big difference as Ryzen CPUs. Overclocking CPU would benefit more.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/EscapefromTarkov/comments/dti1o6/low_gpu_usage_low_fps_fix/
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Continue reading >>Hi everyone,Since 1 month I upgrade my GTX 960 4GB to an RTX 2060 SUPER, I was exceeded of poor performances, but since I upgrade I can't see so much differences.
Moreover my CPU and GPU usage in game are very poor (around 30 to 40%).
With plane such as FSLABS A320 on airport like Paris Orly airport I barely reach 15fps... even with low settings.
My specs are :
AMD RYZEN 5 1600 3.2GHZ
MSI B350M BAZOOKA
16GB RAM 3200 MHZ
KFA2 RTX2060 SUPER
Here's an example of my task manager with PREPAR3D open : https://ibb.co/C2KG0SM
I would like to easily reach 25 to 30fps in the worst case if possible.
I'm running on PREPAR3D V4.5
(dismiss my English level I'm French)
Thank you