Hello everyone. I recently bought the GTX 1070 Founders Edition, and I realized that the use of GPU is around 70-75%. In most games that I have tested. CPU temperatures hover around 65 ° C, and GPU are around 70 ° C. My specs are:
 
Intel Core i7 6700 (non K)
EVGA GTX 1070 Founders Edition
16gb (2x8) Kyngston HyperX Fury.
EVGA Supernova 850 B2
Tb 2x3 WD Caviar Green
 
I hope you can help me, thanks.

Sajin
Are you playing at 1080p?

For now yes. But these days I think buy another monitor to play at higher resolution.

Sajin
Is the low use giving you bad fps?

In some games yes. For example Rise of the Tomb Rider, there are times when the FPS down to 45 while the GPU load does not even reach 80%. :(

or can you force the GPU to always run at full speed, kboost option if I remember

Sajin

jm_loli

Sajin
Is the low use giving you bad fps?

In some games yes. For example Rise of the Tomb Rider, there are times when the FPS down to 45 while the GPU load does not even reach 80%. :(

You could try increasing your resolution using dsr to see if it helps your situation.

I increased the resolution by DSR, increased use of GPU but not much and FPS remain low. I do not know what else to do. Will is a problem with the graphics card?

Make sure you have "Power Target" set to focus, and set to 120%, rather than Temperature(but I would also set Temp Target to 92C). Make sure V-Sync is disabled on your panel, and finally make sure your "Target Frame-rate" is set to "off" under PrecisonX control panel. Some games, especially newer games have newer settings under Video settings such as "Force Resolution" and "Dynamic Graphic Settings" If you are going to use the Dynamic settings, make sure you set it to "High" or "Ultra", as a Medium setting will have poor impact on your fps, for me and my 1080 F|E I had to "unlock" several graphic settings to get the most out of my card. I was getting low fps until I set all my graphic settings to Ultra under "Dynamic Control", and other settings such as Unlock Frame-Rate" turn off "Force Resolution".

Sean1976
Make sure you have "Power Target" set to focus, and set to 120%, rather than Temperature(but I would also set Temp Target to 92C). Make sure V-Sync is disabled on your panel, and finally make sure your "Target Frame-rate" is set to "off" under PrecisonX control panel. Some games, especially newer games have newer settings under Video settings such as "Force Resolution" and "Dynamic Graphic Settings" If you are going to use the Dynamic settings, make sure you set it to "High" or "Ultra", as a Medium setting will have poor impact on your fps, for me and my 1080 F|E I had to "unlock" several graphic settings to get the most out of my card. I was getting low fps until I set all my graphic settings to Ultra under "Dynamic Control", and other settings such as Unlock Frame-Rate" turn off "Force Resolution".

Thank you. All your recommendations I've checked and everything is as you tell me. Except Power target, only I can set a maximum of 112%

jm_loli

Sean1976
Make sure you have "Power Target" set to focus, and set to 120%, rather than Temperature(but I would also set Temp Target to 92C). Make sure V-Sync is disabled on your panel, and finally make sure your "Target Frame-rate" is set to "off" under PrecisonX control panel. Some games, especially newer games have newer settings under Video settings such as "Force Resolution" and "Dynamic Graphic Settings" If you are going to use the Dynamic settings, make sure you set it to "High" or "Ultra", as a Medium setting will have poor impact on your fps, for me and my 1080 F|E I had to "unlock" several graphic settings to get the most out of my card. I was getting low fps until I set all my graphic settings to Ultra under "Dynamic Control", and other settings such as Unlock Frame-Rate" turn off "Force Resolution".

Thank you. All your recommendations I've checked and everything is as you tell me. Except Power target, only I can set a maximum of 112%

Your temperatures look good, all I can see on the GPU-Z shots is that you are TDP/voltage limited (VRel). But that should not result in below 99% GPU utilization.
 
Are you running anything in the background that takes a lot of CPU? Stuff like FRAPS, or perhaps even GFE with shadowplay.

Make sure your windows power options are set to high performance.

overclock won't help.
 
You should try:
Use of DDU to uninstall the Nvidia driver and install again.
And update your MotherBoard BIOS (there is a lot of board manufactures that release bios update specifically for pascal GPUs)
 
If you run haven benchmark, does our GPU achieve 99% ?

dzernesto
overclock won't help.
 
You should try:
Use of DDU to uninstall the Nvidia driver and install again.
And update your MotherBoard BIOS (there is a lot of board manufactures that release bios update specifically for pascal GPUs)
 
If you run haven benchmark, does our GPU achieve 99% ?

I already used DDU... And already update my motherboard Bios to the last version available. I also updated the BIOS of the video card. And in haven benchmark and valley benchmark my GPU still in 95-99 % usage. . In games like Rise of the Tomb Raider, Battlefield 4, Battlefiled 1, Batman Arkham Knight, AC Syndicate, etc, etc, performance is much lower than the benchmarks (Haven, Valley)

Sajin
Hmm. Sounds like it might be time to reinstall windows. Is your cpu running at advertised clocks when gaming?

 My cpu are running at advertised clocks when gaming, tonight I will made a Windows clean installation in another Disc. And I'll see how it works. Then I post the results.
 
Theres no chance than my graphics card is broken?, (I hope not).

How are your game settings as you mentioned that you had GFE running. Sometimes if the settings are not set high enough hen the gpu does not need to work as hard. Maxing them out may help increase performance, such settings like resolution or texture scaling. 

A hard drive causing low gpu utilization? That's interesting. Glad you got it fixed.