My minecraft using More Gpu and not using Cpu

I believe you was asked what you're PC spec's were....

Mine is a gaming pc with good spec.

That's really tells Obsessive Power so much, with the question you got asked,

Everyone has different opinion's on what a good spec is.

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.

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.

Hi,

What are your PC specs?

When it comes to games, the CPU handles the game logic, the AI and also, crucially, draws the screen (frame by frame) and sends this information to the GPU to 'Render' those frames. CPU's don't care about screen resolutions, if a game runs poorly, first try lowering the resolution. If lowering the resolution has no effect, the poor performance is a CPU bottleneck.

A classic example of a CPU bottleneck is when the you see on a benchmark or frame rate tool that the CPU is running at 100% (or near to) and the GPU is only running at 30% utilisation. In this scenario, the CPU is running flat out sending data for the GPU to render, but it's so slow that the GPU is left waiting around, hence poor performance.

If you've got a poor system then then only way to get better performance is to drop settings upgrade or buy a better machine. If you're gaming PC is a laptop then I'm afraid upgrading beyond memory or storage won't be possible.

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Different applications use the hardware dynamically, some use the GPU more than the CPU and vice versa and this is automatic. I recommend undoing what you did in order to make the game use less of the GPU.