Crazy high cpu & gpu load while in PoE.

I am getting a crazy high cpu, and gpu load in PoE these last couple of days. See video below:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3UAt8uHgY8

My specs are the following;

https://prnt.sc/1feu1is

My computer becomes completely useless, with these loads I am getting.

Sometimes it can reach up to 95% for both gpu and cpu.

Would anyone know some kind of fix for this?


Best regards,

Lucas

Edited: Video was not included

Same here, never had that before plus after new patch game crashing every 1-2 min, mostly near expedition site, sometimes "An unexpected disconnection has occurred" but most of the time blue screen and pc crash

I cant see any issues with your pictures you have posted,

The CPU at 60% with 53c temp (POE using 26.9%)
The Memory is 40% (POE using 40%)
The GPU at 89% with 59c temp (POE using 85%)


The GPU can run upto 100% load as long as the temperture is below 85c without damage, you are playing a game so it uses your GPU.
85% load is reasonable and common esp if your temp is only 59c.

The CPU might be doing some background task taking it to 95% load on occasion, but POE is only using 26.9%

POE is a demanding game, but its not crazy on your setup.
Its pretty good.

Im not sure what your concern is ??

my cpu/gpu load usually not that loaded,but i have 3060 (12gb VRAM) and after awhile all 12 gb get used up and i must restart the game,it's like POE dont have ANY flush system whatsoever.

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Nibelton wrote:

my cpu/gpu load usually not that loaded,but i have 3060 (12gb VRAM) and after awhile all 12 gb get used up and i must restart the game,it's like POE dont have ANY flush system whatsoever.

That seems like its a driver issue,
unless you are doing other things as well as playing poe

having the same issue on a Strix 1070ti the games starts at around <3GB vram @1440p but after a while it just start to eat up more and more of the avaiable vram and only thing i yet have seen why it happens is with the Vulkan renderer and seems to not happen with DX11 mode but i rather game in vulkan becuase how bad the DX11 api is or atleast for PoE it seems

I have a Strix 1070ti on my desktop and i use DX11.

I think you should try 1080p with DX11 and you wont have the issue.

The 1070ti will struggle running 1440p on poe.

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wi5pa1 wrote:

I have a Strix 1070ti on my desktop and i use DX11.

I think you should try 1080p with DX11 and you wont have the issue.

The 1070ti will struggle running 1440p on poe.

havent had issues running PoE at 100+ fps before so why would this league be any diffrent? 1070ti is well enough to run AAA games at 1440p without issue and this game is hardly more graphic taxing then other games really

mind you that i lowerd like shadow to minimum becuase i dont find that setting any usefull, i dont even use AA etc becuase i dont need to have eyecandy textures when exploisons going off all over the place so i rather have higher fps (caped to 150 in nvidia driver due 144hz Gsync monitor) so the game shouldnt really run on 6GB of vram, i would understand RAM leak but a Vram leak is a first for me

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wi5pa1 wrote:

I cant see any issues with your pictures you have posted,

The CPU at 60% with 53c temp (POE using 26.9%)
The Memory is 40% (POE using 40%)
The GPU at 89% with 59c temp (POE using 85%)


The GPU can run upto 100% load as long as the temperture is below 85c without damage, you are playing a game so it uses your GPU.
85% load is reasonable and common esp if your temp is only 59c.

The CPU might be doing some background task taking it to 95% load on occasion, but POE is only using 26.9%

POE is a demanding game, but its not crazy on your setup.
Its pretty good.

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Im not sure what your concern is ??

My "concern" is that whenever I hit the boss, in pit of chimera, my game goes to the shit, below 10 fps

Your video shows your uncapped for fps? I would at least cap it to your monitors refresh rate, or slightly higher, but I guess that's not the point.

Have you tried uninstalling your GPU drivers with Display Driver Uninstaller?

There should be videos about using it in safe mode, but it might work just as well without safe mode.