Minecraft using 100% of my cpu!

Hello, how are you? My name is Mateus. I'm an Independent Advisor and I'll be glad to help you today.

First, welcome to the Xbox community.

I recommend that you read the article below, it is one of the official Minecraft forums, and it contains a solution to the problem that can help you.

https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MCPE-85506

*If the solution provided in the article above does not work, check if your drivers are all up to date, check the processor temperature also if possible.

*If none of this works I recommend that you contact Minecraft support they will be able to give you more details on why this is happening. To contact them please use the link below.

https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/requests/new

*Thank you in advance for contacting us, I hope this can help you.

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.

Hi, there is some solutions.

1) Disable your integrated gpu through the bios and make sure that your display connected to nvidia card not motherboard igpu port.

2) Create global settings to Metro exodus through nvidia control panel. Make sure your drivers not outdated. (Including bios)

3) If this not help, try to switch compability to Windows 7 on metro exodus.

4) Try to play with administrative permissions and registry options.

5) Just try to write at Metro Tech support forum page. This will help 100%

Some players wrote that reinstalling windows and all drivers will help but i think this is not a solution.

Can you write tech specs of your computer please?

Have a good day

Greetings!

I agree with everything 'CptThade' has said, however, I wouldn't really recommend disabling the integrated GPU of the Ryzen processor permanently. The reason for this is a simple one, power. If you decide to do any none gaming on your laptop with only
the dedicated GPU, you'll likely see your battery level take a hit when not connected to a mains supply.

For gaming on a laptop you should insure you are connected to the mains power, and that the power settings in Windows while connected to the mains are set to 'Maximum performance'.

As already stated, we could really do with seeing your PC specs. Metro Exodus his both CPU and GPU heavy.

You're likely decompressing what you downloaded for the patch