I have the Aurora R8 pc with the i7-9700k processor in it, liquid cooled. When playing Call of Duty Cold War, I figured I would pull up my computer specs to see how everything was running. Well, I saw that my cpu was running at 100% the entire time, and I don't quite get the performance that I want. Should this be something that I should be worried about? Also, I would look into upgrading the cpu. I just don't know a whole lot on that, which is why I came here for advice. Any help would be appreciated.
For gaming that cpu i7-9700k is already the top gun in this model. there is barely an iota of gain to go to i9-9900k. When gaming performance is not as good as you want, consider a faster gpu first before upgrading cpu. Which gpu do you have now? I would compare your cpu+gpu benchmark with others playing same game to have better grasp of your pc performance.
You should get very good fps on high setting for i7-9700k + 2080. The benchmark link in last reply is for 9700k+2070 for COD modern warfare, which should be similar game to Cold War. What is your game settings resolution and fps?
I run all my in-game graphics settings on high, resolution at 1920x1080, and 144hz refresh rate. My fps bounces between 70-90 in multiplayer, and 55-80 in zombies. Is there just a setting on my computer that I need to change because I feel like this setup should be able to perform much better than it does in game.
Benchmark of COD Cold War, desktop 2080+i9-9900k, highest setting, 1080p is 102 fps on average, P1 = 71.8 fps (if I understand correctly 99% time fps is above 71.8).
if you turn on ray tracing, there is about 30% drop in performance, 65.7 fps on average, P1 = 48.
Turning off ray tracing takes the "R" out of RTX 2080, that isthe signature feature introduced with that card. But it's personal preference, go with what works best for you.
Yes, my ray tracing was on. Turned that off and it made a huge difference in performance, and I can't really tell the difference it made in game quality.
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I am currently running the nVidia GeForce rtx 2080.