Nvidia released drivers with its new RTX Video Super Resolution feature last week, but they have a nasty bug that can use more than 10 percent of your CPU. GeForce owners have noticed that the Nvidia container has been hogging the CPU after logon or closing games, and Nvidia has confirmed it’s aware of the issue. Rolling back to old drivers will fix the problem.
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