Hey everyone
So recently ive been playing CS:GO until one day i got a crash, the game froze, the audio was stuttering a crazy amount and alot of stuff didnt function but my display did work fine and wasnt stuttering.
I restarted my pc and everything was fine until i tried running csgo one more time, this time it ran perfectly fine and i carried on.
A day later i went to see why my gpu fans were spinning on idle, thats when i realised my GPU was on 100% on idle
A process named Windows Desktop Manager seemed to be making my gpu go to 100% on idle.
I reinstalled the driver since i knew 80% of time for me a corrupted driver was the cause for that since i dont really update any of my drivers if they work fine (i don't play many new games so I don't need to)
I ran CS:GO a day later and it crashed again. This time i couldnt exit out, nothing worked, so i signed out with CTRL+ALT+DEL and i carried on with the Windows Desktop Manager again going back at it with the 100% on idle.
I reinstalled again, the device manager does not tell me that i can roll back my drivers so i carried on playing other games.
Today, I tried running CS:GO once again with everything working fine (other games work fine for 6 hours straight without causing this problem)
as soon as i launched the game (on accident since i was putting it on performance on the Geforce Experience app)
I left and checked my task manager, GPU 100%
I reinstalled drivers again for the 3rd time and it works fine again with other games working just how a game should work (desktop window manager does not use my gpu after playing other games)
My GPU is a 3070ti and im running windows 10 so i have the requirements to play it
This is either CS:GO that is causing this issue or the driver itself.
(The GPU is 5-6 months old and its not failing when im playing a game with extreme graphics where my GPU goes 100% for a few hours)
So recently ive been playing CS:GO until one day i got a crash, the game froze, the audio was stuttering a crazy amount and alot of stuff didnt function but my display did work fine and wasnt stuttering.
I restarted my pc and everything was fine until i tried running csgo one more time, this time it ran perfectly fine and i carried on.
A day later i went to see why my gpu fans were spinning on idle, thats when i realised my GPU was on 100% on idle
A process named Windows Desktop Manager seemed to be making my gpu go to 100% on idle.
I reinstalled the driver since i knew 80% of time for me a corrupted driver was the cause for that since i dont really update any of my drivers if they work fine (i don't play many new games so I don't need to)
I ran CS:GO a day later and it crashed again. This time i couldnt exit out, nothing worked, so i signed out with CTRL+ALT+DEL and i carried on with the Windows Desktop Manager again going back at it with the 100% on idle.
I reinstalled again, the device manager does not tell me that i can roll back my drivers so i carried on playing other games.
Today, I tried running CS:GO once again with everything working fine (other games work fine for 6 hours straight without causing this problem)
as soon as i launched the game (on accident since i was putting it on performance on the Geforce Experience app)
I left and checked my task manager, GPU 100%
I reinstalled drivers again for the 3rd time and it works fine again with other games working just how a game should work (desktop window manager does not use my gpu after playing other games)
My GPU is a 3070ti and im running windows 10 so i have the requirements to play it
This is either CS:GO that is causing this issue or the driver itself.
(The GPU is 5-6 months old and its not failing when im playing a game with extreme graphics where my GPU goes 100% for a few hours)