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Are your Temps okay? I was running on a notebook, and when the boost kicked in for too long it overheated, causing frame drops when it tried to cool down again.
The only use my turbo has in all the games, is causing my system to overheat, non turbo is good enough to deal with any game, and keeping temps around 60-70 is way more important.
No clue if its the case for you. If so, this was the solution:
""Disabling CPU boost helped me lower my CPU temps on my Zephyrus G15 from ~90-95C in Warzone/Cold War to no more than ~80-85C. Here are the instructions from the pinned post in the Zephyrus G15 subreddit:
“Using Registry Editor, go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\Power\PowerSettings\54533251-82be-4824-96c1-47b60b740d00\be337238-0d82-4146-a960-4f3749d470c7 and select Attributes. Modify the value of "Attributes" from 1 to 2. Data should read “0x00000002 (2)”. This will uncover a hidden power option. After that, go back in the Power Plan Options and a new tab "Processor Performance Boost Mode" will appear. Set it to Disable and click Apply. ""
This is just one out of many solutions, no idea if it helps in ur case. Would have to make clear what exactly causes ur problem first....
I mean i dont know what ur doing with MSI afterburner? Hopefully not trying to overclock.. This is simply a absolute bad idea with notebooks, u should be into lowering temps not making em higher, which overclocking ofc will do.
Most ppl think they get a bad performance by weak CPU on notebooks, while their true problem is the overheating. So they try to make the cpu work harder which will just make their problem of overheating worse. :D
just using it for the Fan sync and testing if that helps
Goodbye Have a wonderfull day
my temps are fine and turbo in not enabled.
does anyone know what the issue might be?
when ur ingame, and look at task manager, by strg alt delete, what do the system ressources say? Usage of Ram, GPU, CPU? and while ur on it, look at which GPU the game uses to make sure the game didnt suddenly decide to use the wrong one.
my steam downloaded common redistributables files and after that fps and lags have dissapeared.