Unusual 100% CPU Usage and Reduced 20-30 FPS in Games on AMD FX-4100 and Nvidia GTX 650 Setup

Name: Unusual 100% CPU Usage and Reduced 20-30 FPS in Games on AMD FX-4100 and Nvidia GTX 650 Setup
Uploaded: 2018-01-30T00:23:22+01:00
Description: Unfortunately, after following the tips from the video [TIP] Fortnite # 2- How to increase FPS / How to have more FPS !!! Works 100% (can't link) Some kind of massacre started to happen. The computer shows 100% CPU at the moments when it is doing anything and everything is slow. In addition,...

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Unfortunately, after following the tips from the video [TIP] Fortnite # 2- How to increase FPS / How to have more FPS !!! Works 100% (can't link) Some kind of massacre started to happen. The computer shows 100% CPU at the moments when it is doing anything and everything is slow. In addition,...

310artur · Answer

Follow the tips in the video from the end, repairing what you broke.
Although you created a system restore point before you started messing with the system based on the knowledge taken from the technical portal which is YT?
There is hardly anything wrong or harmful in the video itself. Maybe you messed up the CPU states, maybe the graphics driver is bad, maybe ccleaner messed up because it happens to him.
Put the system back when you can't undo the changes. This is the fastest.

Why do you think this is a hardware problem?

Kasek21 · Answer

What are the temperatures?

Install and run FRAPS, install and run HWiNFO64 (sensors only) and turn on logging to the file (bottom right corner of the program window). Start the game, play for 20 minutes. and put the log from HWiNFO in the attachment (after packing).
By the way, Process Explorer may be running in the background and give a screen from it.

bnx1122 · Answer

I noticed that when something turns on, this application always takes 80-90%, and the System Idle Process shown in the picture is also present and takes up a lot of CPU. And there is something weird on the HWiNFO log because it only reads 1 Cora and my CPU is Quad-Core. What do you think about it?

Kasek21 · Answer

Yes, only one core is detected.
WinKey + R: msconfig [enter] -> tab | Boot | -> Advanced options -> Check Number of CPUs and select 4.

If that doesn't help, check the BIOS setting to see if all cores are enabled.

Plus high memory usage.

bnx1122 wrote:
the System Idle Process shown in the picture is also present and takes up a lot of CPU.

This process means the opposite, i.e. free resources.

bnx1122 · Answer

After unfolding the bar with the CPU Number, I have only 1 to choose from. I turned on all the rounds in the BIOS but it did not help yet 1 core available to choose from.

310artur · Answer

Well, you messed up the system well you already have a problem with the solution will be worse. If you do not touch anything and you do a reset, it is also only one core?

bnx1122 · Answer

1 core all the time, so is there any solution other than the format?

310artur · Answer

First, run some Linux from a pendrive (antix will do) and see if there are 4 cores there. Maybe something really happened to the hardware.

safbot1st · Answer

When I look at this manual deletion of tempos and prefetch on the film, I wonder what else you amputated from the system ... if any important files, it's just a format. . . Added after 3 [minutes]: ps. Jesu, you did everything from this tutorial? There, the author changes a huge number of settings (certainly, smoothing the screen fonts slows down Fortnit), but also changes power settings - change to default. Until I paste. Quote from the 6th minute of the movie We set the CPU state to ZERO, to 100% ...: Epic.

bnx1122 · Answer

On Linux CS: GO it hoots and runs nice. And I have 4 cores to choose from. Yes, I did everything together with the guide. Well, I don't think I have any other choice than the format.

safbot1st · Answer

Have you changed the CPU states to 100% in the power settings?

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bnx1122 wrote:
On Linux CS: GO it hoots and runs nice

I didn't know it was running under the "penguin". They write on the web that FPS pulls even more. I will recommend to those who are raving under windows ...

Kasek21 · Answer

The easiest and most reliable way. Unless you have any restore points?

bnx1122 · Answer

I don't even have these options there now as I expand the "CPU Power Management" tab. And before that they were. I also remember changing the setting from core 1 to core 4. I can't do that either. I have the impression that CCleaner at the end of the video mixed up a lot: /.

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Kasek21 wrote:

Unless you have any restore points?

I did not create any, I did not expect such consequences.

safbot1st · Answer

Such a moral - experts from YouTube should not prefer those from elektroda.pl ... And typing in CMD fired as administrator: sfc / scannow Fixes something? You can also try logging in as a hidden admin: net user administrator / active: yes are 4 cores in this account?

bnx1122 · Answer

sfc / scannow didn't fix anything, and it's also 1st day on this hidden admin.

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