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Multithread rendering option overloads CPU instead of unloading it.
MreeBiPolar
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For some reason, as the title says, enabling this option results in a completely reverse behavior. My CPU load goes from 45-55% to a guaranteed 100%, making everything except ESO (including even stuff like windows menus) go totally sluggish, while the GPU load does not increase at all (I am playing on ultras).
Granted, I don't have a stellar hardware, my 3 PCs are:
* i5-2300 + GTX 960
* i7-4710 + GTX 850
* i5-6400 + RX 580
Still, they run on ultras with rather low GPU loads. Actually, when testing, enabling multithread rendering caused them to get rather sluggish even on minimals.
What gives?
Granted, I don't have a stellar hardware, my 3 PCs are:
* i5-2300 + GTX 960
* i7-4710 + GTX 850
* i5-6400 + RX 580
Still, they run on ultras with rather low GPU loads. Actually, when testing, enabling multithread rendering caused them to get rather sluggish even on minimals.
What gives?
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