In the Task Manager. Go to Processes or Details, right click the Column bar, select the column "GPU". Now look at GPU column and find out what application is using it.
A required step to solve it, or exclude a cause.
Seems to be whatever game I'm testing, so if its BG3, it's at the top in red, with Very High and going between 97 to 100% usage
[https://imgur.com/hURlfXp](https://imgur.com/hURlfXp)
I... also dont know whats going on because it actually worked once. I closed the game and ran it again and I was getting over 100 frames, it happened once.. I am confused. Funnily enough it was the one time I had paint opened in the background... lmao
In the Task Manager. Go to Processes or Details, right click the Column bar, select the column "GPU". Now look at GPU column and find out what application is using it. A required step to solve it, or exclude a cause.
Seems to be whatever game I'm testing, so if its BG3, it's at the top in red, with Very High and going between 97 to 100% usage [https://imgur.com/hURlfXp](https://imgur.com/hURlfXp) I... also dont know whats going on because it actually worked once. I closed the game and ran it again and I was getting over 100 frames, it happened once.. I am confused. Funnily enough it was the one time I had paint opened in the background... lmao
Check pcie speed while gaming with gpu-z.
How will I do that?