Last, but not least, YouTube doesn't offer video downloads so to make sure which codec file uses don't make assumptions but check it with MediaInfo. That goes even further slower if it is SATA SSD, and exponentially slower if it is hard disk. Swapping will slow down things significantly and spike up CPU utilization, even if it is on NVMe.

Systems with insufficient memory will swap to disk. Win10 in front of me has only several Web browsing windows open and it is already at 13GB. In Task Manager sort -processes- by CPU utilization and see which one actually consumes CPU.Īlso, 16GB of memory is IMHO way too little.

So if I were you that is the first thing I would suspect. When I tried Malwarebytes years ago it was slowing down my system to a crawl. I also already have a clean install of my Nvidia Studio driver. I am using Windows Defender with regular scans from Malwarebytes. Downloading correct Nvidia Studio drivers for your card and OS from Nvidia's site, getting DDU and getting familiar how it works, completely cleaning old video card drivers and installing new ones. Checking which anti-virus software you are running?Ģ. With that said if DaVinci keeps running in the background that indicates something might be wrong with your system/Windows.ġ. Download MediaInfo and share screenshot of what it says about codecs used by file you are trying with. Julian, when CPU is maxed out during video playback that usually points to video file whose codec isn't accelerated by GPU. I do not think that it is because of my Specs which are a Ryzen 7 5800X and a Nvidia RTX 3070. Nailode wrote:I just downloaded Davinci Resolve and when I open it and do any action like playing the video on the timeline, either the CPU instantly goes to 100% and the usage does not reduce itself or the program just runs extremly slow and I can't do anything Also when I close Davinci it keeps running in the background and I have to close it via the taskmanager.

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