And again, and again, for as long as you want to keep closing and relaunching it, it will always show 100. It’s higher priority than mouse input, keyboard input, and the disk cache.If you foolishly set the priority class of a CPU-intensive program to real-time, it will suck up your entire processor, leaving no cycles for anything else. Close (not minimise) and relaunch Task Manager and it will again show 100 CPU and then drop down to the actual level in use. It’s higher priority than nearly everything else. Reduce Transparency and Reduce Motion Graphics effects usually consume lots of. Open Task Manager and it shows 100 CPU for the first second or two, then drop down to the actual level in use. I've noticed that I am getting 100% CPU usage on seemingly basic tasks in Affinity Photo. After 10 seconds, release all the keys and turn on your computer normally.
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