Minecraft using 100% cpu but only max 3% dedicated gpu.

Mine is a gaming pc with good spec. I used to record minecraft with streamlabs using gpu and minecraft use cpu but after I saw a tutorial video for gta 5 to use more gpu then all games using gpu, Minecraft is cpu based game. I download some registry file from the tutorial and ran it also some other files which made all games use gpu.

That's not quite how it works. All games have graphics and all graphics are rendered using a GPU, that includes Minecraft. Even Windows has to be drawn using a GPU.

CPU's don't render graphics, it wouldn't be possible to play Minecraft on a CPU alone. You don't need a dedicated graphics card to render graphics though, as all laptops have integrated graphics incorporated into the CPU die (hence the term 'integrated'). While more expensive laptops also have a dedicated graphics chip (with its own VRAM).

Perhaps you could tell us what your specs are exactly please.

ok i fixed CPU and GPU problem by using AMD CPU and NVIDIA GPU with some community mods.

* btw my 9900K always 100% bcz im not check my background, Windows Security are running quick scan, my bad.

But still not improve my Game Framerate even i swap my CPU and GPU, CPU are fine now, but GPU are running always 100% but only about 45 FPS (Updated), What The H are this game using so many GPU usage.

you will max out the cpu and still only be using about 60% of gpu, hence bottleneck, the cpu may sound high end but newer cpu's are much faster at processing. sim games use just as much cpu as they do gpu too. and to have an even better experience it is recommended to have 50Mbps broadband or higher too as a lot of the assets are streamed.

Hi!

Really sorry for the late reply. Here are the technical details for my laptop:

Screen Size 15.6 inches

Max Screen Resolution 1920 x 1080

Processor 3.5 GHz 8032

RAM 8 GB DDR4

Hard Drive 1000 GB Mechanical Hard Drive

Graphics Coprocessor NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050

Chipset Brand NVIDIA

Card Description Dedicated

Graphics Card Ram Size 4 GB

Wireless Type 802.11.ac

Number of USB 3.0 Ports 3

Without recording, Fortnite uses 38% CPU, 50% of my Nvidia GPU, 50% of my Intel GPU, and 75% of my memory (including task manager). When recording, it uses 67% of my CPU, around 80% of my Nvidia GPU and 75% of Intel HD Graphics GPU. Also, it uses 69% of
my memory (including task manager).

Just to note: even when I'm recording or not recording, my computer uses 100% of my CPU when I use Fortnite. Is that bad?

Thanks again!

does not have dedicated gpu, using the built in graphics of the cpu and they are not up to gaming.