PLS HELP: Does any of you have problem with FPS when fighting Lunastra?

[Jurio Sekenge]

I'm experiencing hard times against her because every time i try killing her, when she enrages, she spreads so much fire and stuff that my pc almost freezes, even with the lowest quality.
I think the FPS drop is from 30 to 10 or less, and that makes it really difficult to me to fight her.
I have GTX 1050 ti, i5-7300HQ, 8 GB of RAM and a SSD where i run MHW on.
Is that a common problem or is my pc having strange problems?

[Arise Chicken]

I5s are a bottleneck but with a 1050ti you shouldnt be experiencing that big of a drop. Make sure ambient occlusion is off and try lowering resolution to 1366x728 or whatever it is.

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i5 2500k stock (only got 2mhz more than 7300hq) + 1050ti + 8gb here. I'm doing fine on 1920x1080

[Jurio Sekenge]

Originally posted by TeamBurden:

i5 2500k stock (only got 2mhz more than 7300hq) + 1050ti + 8gb here. I'm doing fine on 1920x1080

it is really weird... i've had a few problems with Kushala's tornadoes and Teostra's super nova, but not that heavy.
Now with Lunastra my pc is begging for mercy...
Do you think it might be a heating problem?

[Arise Chicken]

Originally posted by TeamBurden:

i5 2500k stock (only got 2mhz more than 7300hq) + 1050ti + 8gb here. I'm doing fine on 1920x1080

Yeah this is why i was kind of like, yeah I5s are kind of a bottleneck but the 1050 ti should more than overcompensate for it. having an SSD does literally nothing outside of load times and booting up your os. I wonder if hes playing on a laptop.

[ULTRA SUPER LATE BRAKING]

Originally posted by MushraHatake:

Originally posted by TeamBurden:

i5 2500k stock (only got 2mhz more than 7300hq) + 1050ti + 8gb here. I'm doing fine on 1920x1080

it is really weird... i've had a few problems with Kushala's tornadoes and Teostra's super nova, but not that heavy.
Now with Lunastra my pc is begging for mercy...
Do you think it might be a heating problem?

Originally posted by The Drizzle:

Originally posted by TeamBurden:

i5 2500k stock (only got 2mhz more than 7300hq) + 1050ti + 8gb here. I'm doing fine on 1920x1080

Yeah this is why i was kind of like, yeah I5s are kind of a bottleneck but the 1050 ti should more than overcompensate for it. having an SSD does literally nothing outside of load times and booting up your os. I wonder if hes playing on a laptop.

7300HQ is definitely on a laptop. I'm not sure, but it might be thermal issue that choking your CPU performance since mine running at over 90% load almost all the time. But i'm using fairly big HSF (cryorig H5) for my CPU.

Have you already tried fiddling with MHW graphic settings?

[Jurio Sekenge]

Originally posted by The Drizzle:

Originally posted by TeamBurden:

i5 2500k stock (only got 2mhz more than 7300hq) + 1050ti + 8gb here. I'm doing fine on 1920x1080

Yeah this is why i was kind of like, yeah I5s are kind of a bottleneck but the 1050 ti should more than overcompensate for it. having an SSD does literally nothing outside of load times and booting up your os. I wonder if hes playing on a laptop.

my fault, completely my fault: forgot to mention that i'm playing it on the HP Omen.

[Shrek 2 On DVD]

Originally posted by MushraHatake:

my fault, completely my fault: forgot to mention that i'm playing it on the HP Omen.

The Laptop?

[Jurio Sekenge]

Originally posted by Lunch Lady:

Originally posted by MushraHatake:

my fault, completely my fault: forgot to mention that i'm playing it on the HP Omen.

The Laptop?

yes, the model is 15-ce014nl

[Kittysune]

almost can't beat hear and ragequit due that problem

[Arise Chicken]

Originally posted by MushraHatake:

Originally posted by The Drizzle:

Yeah this is why i was kind of like, yeah I5s are kind of a bottleneck but the 1050 ti should more than overcompensate for it. having an SSD does literally nothing outside of load times and booting up your os. I wonder if hes playing on a laptop.

my fault, completely my fault: forgot to mention that i'm playing it on the HP Omen.

Yeah at that point heat is restricting your preformance, i cant imagine HP having decent cooling systems for a laptop based system. If your board and components get too hot your system will throttle itself, really good way to test this is to have a stress test program and see how hot your system gets and at what load. Right now if you play an hour of mhw and it says your gpu/cpu usage/load is 90%+ coupled with a temp of 95C and above thats a for sure sign self restriction/throttling due to a huuuuge load.

[Jurio Sekenge]

Originally posted by The Drizzle:

Originally posted by MushraHatake:

my fault, completely my fault: forgot to mention that i'm playing it on the HP Omen.

Yeah at that point heat is restricting your preformance, i cant imagine HP having decent cooling systems for a laptop based system. If your board and components get too hot your system will throttle itself, really good way to test this is to have a stress test program and see how hot your system gets and at what load. Right now if you play an hour of mhw and it says your gpu/cpu usage/load is 90%+ coupled with a temp of 95C and above thats a for sure sign self restriction/throttling due to a huuuuge load.

acutally hp gave a (really poor) tool that makes the user check gpu's %usage and temperature, the usage is around 95% and after 1 hour of MHW the temperature gets stable to 74.C

[Shrek 2 On DVD]

Originally posted by MushraHatake:

Originally posted by Lunch Lady:

The Laptop?

yes, the model is 15-ce014nl

Not trying to be a jerk. Laptops and "gaming" laptops aren't ever a good way to go. I understand it could have been the only thing you could afford but you could have built a desktop with a better processor for that price and still had room for a bit of a better graphics card.

Laptops don't ventilate properly in most cases and a lot of that heat is not transfered anywhere. Monster Hunter World is very heavy on CPU usage and your graphics card isn't picking up the slack because the game just doesn't use as much GPU to process what's going on your screen.

[Jurio Sekenge]

Originally posted by Lunch Lady:

Originally posted by MushraHatake:

yes, the model is 15-ce014nl

Not trying to be a jerk. Laptops and "gaming" laptops aren't ever a good way to go. I understand it could have been the only thing you could afford but you could have built a desktop with a better processor for that price and still had room for a bit of a better graphics card.

Laptops don't ventilate properly in most cases and a lot of that heat is not transfered anywhere. Monster Hunter World is very heavy on CPU usage and your graphics card isn't picking up the slack because the game just doesn't use as much GPU to process what's going on your screen.

i know i know, but a desktop wasn't a good choice since i need to move around and bring the pc with me, and there was a huge discount so it was actually not that expensive.
Maybe i can buy a cooling pad to put under the pc since it's black friday?

[Shrek 2 On DVD]

Originally posted by MushraHatake:

i know i know, but a desktop wan't a good choice since i need to move and bring the pc with me, and there was a huge discount so it was actually not that expensive.
Maybe i can buy a cooling pad to put under the pc since it's black friday?

I think that'd help a bit, I don't think you'll get rid of the problem in it's entirety. 74 C is 165 F. 85 C is where your processors heat profile starts to go bad and can cause damage.

Not sure how long you've had it but if you do not have a warranty anymore, I'd suggest opening it up and making sure there's no dust anywhere that will stop airflow, in case. If it's not up, try buying that pad and also a can of air and give it a good cleaning to see how it goes.

If you can bring those temps down to 70, maybe 65 (wishful thinking) your laptop might handle it a bit better.

[Arise Chicken]

Yeah id reconmend getting a dremel and cutting slits in the bottom of your case unless you plan to resell it