Hi all, hope you don't. mind me asking another question for my pc learning.
I have been looking at core speeds on games and I can see they are different for different games. I have been using ryzen master and have a few questions if that's ok.
While playing world of warcraft I can see one of the cores stays a lot higher around 3500mhz speed and the other cores are rarely going over 800, some even going to sleep now and again. Is this because of the game design?
When I play Dying light 2, I have mostly even speeds across all the cores. apart from two that are a little higher Is this because this game was designed to use more cores, so the load is spread on the cores?
Is this also in some way related to warcraft being a more CPU-intensive game, which I do not think I really understand what that means in theory, as in my head if it was it would use more cores at higher speeds?
Thank you all
I have been looking at core speeds on games and I can see they are different for different games. I have been using ryzen master and have a few questions if that's ok.
While playing world of warcraft I can see one of the cores stays a lot higher around 3500mhz speed and the other cores are rarely going over 800, some even going to sleep now and again. Is this because of the game design?
When I play Dying light 2, I have mostly even speeds across all the cores. apart from two that are a little higher Is this because this game was designed to use more cores, so the load is spread on the cores?
Is this also in some way related to warcraft being a more CPU-intensive game, which I do not think I really understand what that means in theory, as in my head if it was it would use more cores at higher speeds?
Thank you all
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