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So I have a specific game- Rec Room- that's been running pretty badly for me since mid-December. I've been trying to fix this for 5 months now :wtf:
Anyways it's been doing this weird thing where it runs awfully at around 20FPS for like a half hour, then runs flawlessly at 90FPS for like a minute, and it's just an endless cycle of this.
However, I noticed something very strange today: In-game, with the usual bad performance, my CPU is at 80-100% usage the entire time with 30-ish FPS. But, when I open task manager, my CPU usage goes down to 20% and I get a consistent 90FPS, then eventually crashes and my CPU usage goes back up to 80%.

Keep in mind, this is only on Rec Room, and seems to only happen to me.

Rec Room:
DX11
Unity

PC:
RTX 3070
i7-10700F @4.58GHz
16GB DDR4
Windows 10 Home 21H2 (Tried reverting to 20H2, didn't change much)
 

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So I have a specific game- Rec Room- that's been running pretty badly for me since mid-December. I've been trying to fix this for 5 months now :wtf:
Anyways it's been doing this weird thing where it runs awfully at around 20FPS for like a half hour, then runs flawlessly at 90FPS for like a minute, and it's just an endless cycle of this.
However, I noticed something very strange today: In-game, with the usual bad performance, my CPU is at 80-100% usage the entire time with 30-ish FPS. But, when I open task manager, my CPU usage goes down to 20% and I get a consistent 90FPS, then eventually crashes and my CPU usage goes back up to 80%.

Keep in mind, this is only on Rec Room, and seems to only happen to me.

Rec Room:
DX11
Unity

PC:
RTX 3070
i7-10700F @4.58GHz
16GB DDR4
Windows 10 Home 21H2 (Tried reverting to 20H2, didn't change much)
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