Windows Store Apps isn't running at a high FPS

Greetings, @Obsessive Power !

70% of GPU use = 55 FPS

100% of GPU use = 55 : 70 x 100 = approximatively 79 FPS.

70% of GPU doesn't mean the game isn't using your hardware to the fullest.

The CPU doesn't just compute the game logic and AI, it also draws the scene, it sends the drawn frames to the GPU to render the graphics. If you're aiming for 60fps, but your CPU isn't good enough, your graphics card will not render all of those frames. It doesn't matter how powerful your GPU is.

One classic example of a bottleneck occurs when an outdated processor is combined with a more advanced graphics card in a demanding CPU-intensive game. In this situation, the CPU struggles to process the game, resulting in only 30 frames being drawn, and consequently, the GPU only renders those 30 frames. If you were to observe this scenario using a benchmarking tool, you would typically see the CPU utilization at 100% while the GPU operates at 30% (or something similar). This is a classic illustration of a CPU bottleneck.

Likewise, when modern CPU's are benchmarked for performance, a game will generally be locked at 1080P. Then, to test the graphics card performance, the resolution and or other graphics settings are increased.

I know it. 55 FPS = 70% of GPU use, but not the maximum capacity of mine. I'm scared about the fact that you don't understand me... I searched on the internet, I've done tests on the internet, all sources say :

The RTX 2060 doesn't bottleneck with the Intel® Core i7 4790.

Like I said to @SwordofWhedon, we can forget about bottlenecking ; it's the wrong way I think. Mabye should I try to put my GPU on the computer of a friend with an higher-end GPU. If I can, I will contact you as soon as possible for the results. In any case, I should do a check-up for my battery. Mabye 500 MW isn't suffisent to hold correctly my CPU, and so impact my performances. Anyways, I wish you a great day.

Sincerely,

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Dear @SwordofWhedon,

Thanks for you reply. I've to assume that the Intel® Core i7 4790 will be 10 years old next year, but there isn't any bottleneck, trust me. It works at 87% while my GPU is running at 100%, so it can't be the issue. Like I said, the GPU is used at a low percentage, and this is not due to a material problem. While waiting for a solution, I'm playing OptiFine 1.20.1 without any issue with a GPU-intensive and CPU-intensive shaders ; the FPS are always higher than 165 HZ.

Anyways, thanks for your answer and if you have any idea, please tell them to me.

Best regards,

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Greetings, @ !

70% of GPU use = 55 FPS

100% of GPU use = 55 : 70 x 100 = approximatively 79 FPS.

70% of GPU doesn't mean the game isn't using your hardware to the fullest.

The CPU doesn't just compute the game logic and AI, it also draws the scene, it sends the drawn frames to the GPU to render the graphics. If you're aiming for 60fps, but your CPU isn't good enough, your graphics card will not render all of those frames. It doesn't matter how powerful your GPU is.

One classic example of a bottleneck occurs when an outdated processor is combined with a more advanced graphics card in a demanding CPU-intensive game. In this situation, the CPU struggles to process the game, resulting in only 30 frames being drawn, and consequently, the GPU only renders those 30 frames. If you were to observe this scenario using a benchmarking tool, you would typically see the CPU utilization at 100% while the GPU operates at 30% (or something similar). This is a classic illustration of a CPU bottleneck.

Likewise, when modern CPU's are benchmarked for performance, a game will generally be locked at 1080P. Then, to test the graphics card performance, the resolution and or other graphics settings are increased.

At 1440P

Max about 105 fps on Quake 2 RTX, average in the 90's

I can play Portal RTX at between 100 to 70fps. Not maxed out. Using 2 light bounces. On my old 8th Gen i7 and 3070 it was nearly unplayable.

Slightly more powerful machine than you though. i5 13600K, 32GB RAM and an RTX 3080 (10GB) graphics card.

Your CPU is from 2014 and it will be the bottleneck when it comes to getting higher frame rates on the latest games.

Your RTX 2060 isn't high end. It wasn't particularly high end when it came out in 2019. We're now in the RTX 4xxxx era.

You can pretty much forget getting a stable 60fps with Ray Tracing on in Minecraft. The RT in Minecraft is the far more computational intensive 'path tracing' RT. You're lucky to get 50fps with RT on.