Cbcaqetzatcc Posted Monday at 09:46 AM Share Posted Monday at 09:46 AM Common types of bottlenecks: CPU Bottleneck Your processor can't keep up with your graphics card Results in lower FPS despite a powerful GPU Often shows high CPU usage (95-100%) while GPU usage remains low GPU Bottleneck Graphics card struggles to render frames fast enough Common in graphically demanding games Shows high GPU usage with lower CPU usage RAM Bottleneck Insufficient memory forces constant data swapping Causes stuttering and slow loading Can be seen in Task Manager as high memory usage How to Check for Bottlenecks: Using Task Manager (Windows): Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc Go to the Performance tab Monitor CPU, GPU, and RAM usage during gaming or heavy tasks If one component is consistently at 100% while others are much lower, that's your bottleneck Using MSI Afterburner or similar monitoring software: Provides real-time overlay of component usage Shows detailed metrics like per-core CPU usage Monitors temperatures and clock speeds Online Bottleneck Calculators: Websites like mainconveter offer bottleneck calculator Input your components to see potential mismatches Remember these are estimates, not definitive answers To fix bottlenecks, you can: Upgrade the bottlenecking component Lower graphics settings (for GPU bottlenecks) Close background programs (for CPU/RAM bottlenecks) Ensure proper cooling to maintain peak performance Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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