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  1. RajWadkar Win User

    Client Server Runtime Process sucking 40-50% GPU...


    Client Server Runtime Process sucking 40-50% GPU while watching media. It just bumps up causing frame drops in the video. I tried setting the priority of csrss.exe to low but that didn't help. Also changing the priority of dwm.exe didn't. Please help me fix this, this is a nuisance. Thanks!

    :)
     
    RajWadkar, Sep 20, 2019
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  2. Client Server Runtime Process using 40-70% of GPU

    I was trying to fix one problem I was having, and while trying to fix that, I ran into another. The other one can wait, because I cannot fix the other one with fixing this one first.

    So a service called Client Server Runtime Process is taking up anywhere between 40-70% of my GPU while watching youtube videos or streams on Chrome. Goes down to 1-5% when not watching anything. Did as much digging as I could and this is what I have done
    so far.

    -Ran Malwarebytes, RogueKiller, Windows Defender, tdsskiller, AVG, superantispyware professional, bitdefender for checks of coin mining stuff, nothing came up
    -Process goes back to C:\Windows\System32 , ending process requires checkbox losing data and shutting down comp
    -Checked process details in process explorer, everything points to it still being the real deal
    -Windows up to newest date, GPU drivers newest drivers, BIOS latest, everything is up to date.
    -Registry cleaned, junk and trackers dumped
    -Rolled back GPU drivers, and windows, problem still persists

    Then I stopped all my extensions on Chrome, nothing changed, I do not have accelerated on either. Tried Edge, Edge just used straight GPU from the browser. So I downloaded Firefox, had no issues with GPU being used under 5%. I proceeded to uninstall Chrome,
    [forgetting to save my bookmarks], re-install Chrome. Find that it's using GPU now from the browser, turn off acceleration, now it goes back to Client Server Runtime Process, and goes back to using 40-70% of GPU while watching youtube or streams. Everything
    on the radeon settings is disabled, most useless things and none of them are running, nor have they ever been.

    A Lot of the solutions were related to GeForce shadow play being uninstalled or something Nvidia related, which I cannot do and do not have as I run AMD. I can't think of anything else to do or have find any solution, I have seen some people have this
    exact issue but they never are responded to leaving it unanswered. The only thing that I can say maybe related is, before this was happening, which was fine earlier in the day, was while trying to fix my previous problem, which required me to try and install
    an run a game on a separate harddrive. [ Trying to figure out if my main harddrive was dying or not]. I can't even play the game when this system process is using 40-70% of my GPU. I then uninstalled from my other drive, restarted, problem still persists.
    All games are from Steam, yes my Windows is legit. I spend my my time on the most used and popular sites, never click ads, I haven't downloaded anything random besides all these tools to trouble shoot. Any help?

    Win10 home

    AMD 9590

    32g DDR3

    Crosshair V formula-Z mobo

    AMD R9 390

    Additional info, if I am watching a youtube video or a stream, and click lets say, on reddit tab while the video/stream is still playing and I can hear it, the gpu usage from Client Server Runtime Process goes back down to 0%. As long as I cannot see it,
    it's fine, but if I can, it starts using GPU again. Regardless of how many youtube videos I can make appear on my screen, the usage doesn't go past 70%. Not really looking for reformat answers, as answers to this could help others. Plus, I could just use Firefox
    and problem fixed, but rather try and figure this out as the issue could be bigger. Hopefully this doesn't get lost or un-responded to like some other forums, i'm trying as many as I can to figure this out.
     
    ShozinkoTerusumie, Sep 20, 2019
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  3. High GPU Usage By Client Server Runtime Process and Desktop Window Manager When Scrolling Or Other Mouse Movements

    Recently I Decided To Reinstall Windows Since I Wanted To Remove All Junk That Had Gathered Over The Years, However After The New Installation

    I started To Notice That The Background Processes Like Client Server Runtime and Desktop Window Manager Started Using Around 5 - 10% Of My GPU ( 3D ) and When Scrolling It Goes Over To 40 - 50 % Usage

    Annoyed Of This Issue I Reinstalled Windows From a USB Flash Drive Again But This Didn't Fix The Issue..

    Plz Help....
     
    PRADEEPSHARMA_123, Sep 20, 2019
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  4. bhushan_8 Win User

    Client Server Runtime Process sucking 40-50% GPU...

    Sudden high GPU usage by client server runtime process makes huge fps drop in every game

    Hello,

    I have Dell Inspiron i7559

    Its configuration is as follows

    Graphic card : Nvidia GTX 960m

    Video memory: 4 Gigabytes

    RAM: 8 Gigabytes

    CPU: Intel core i7-6700HQ @2.6 GHz

    I'm having an issue of sudden fps drop in every game of around 50%. When I see what was the problem in the taskbar it showed that client server runtime process is taking up my GPU to 70%+. When I close the game the lag is still there for 5 mins for every
    program. Even when I click on start the start doesnt show up on time and when it does it comes out lagging and this problem persists on every program of the computer when the client server runtime process is using GPU 70%+. This never used to happen before.
    It started after January.

    Please help me, example for the lag is even if I'm playing counter strike global offensive I get around 120 fps but when client server runtime process uses my cpu above limit it drops to 60 and this happens to every game I play. It bottlenecks my fps and
    even the game should be playable at 60 fps but there is a stutter in the mouse so I cant even move It feels like 10fps.

    Please help me,

    Thankyou
     
    bhushan_8, Sep 20, 2019
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