Worried about low fps when laptop is plugged out

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Hi
Guy pls help me im really worried about my laptop as i have Dell Inspiron15 5000 series 8 gb ram 1 TB rom i7 7th gen with 4gb Amd gpu it gives around 120 fps when plugged in while when i plug it out it gives around 35 fps and worried i might destroy my battery it comes with fixed battery pls help thanks.

[ReBoot]

What exactly are you worried about? It would've been questionable of the laptop didn't drop lose power when unplugged. But since it does, what's the problem?

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[76561198298899128]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

What exactly are you worried about? It would've been questionable of the laptop didn't drop lose power when unplugged. But since it does, what's the problem?

Bro it gives fps around 120 while plugged in as soon as i plug out the charger fps drops to 35-40 i want to play on high fps without keeping the laptop on charging

[MancSoulja]

Originally posted by feedher:

Originally posted by ReBoot:

What exactly are you worried about? It would've been questionable of the laptop didn't drop lose power when unplugged. But since it does, what's the problem?

Bro it gives fps around 120 while plugged in as soon as i plug out the charger fps drops to 35-40 i want to play on high fps without keeping the laptop on charging

Go into Windows power settings and set your laptop to high performance mode when not plugged in.

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[ReBoot]

Originally posted by feedher:

Originally posted by ReBoot:

What exactly are you worried about? It would've been questionable of the laptop didn't drop lose power when unplugged. But since it does, what's the problem?

Bro it gives fps around 120 while plugged in as soon as i plug out the charger fps drops to 35-40 i want to play on high fps without keeping the laptop on charging

Then change your power settings both in Windows and your graphics river to always run at full power. That, however, may in fact decrease your battery life. It will likely age faster when used intensively.

[76561198298899128]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Originally posted by feedher:

Bro it gives fps around 120 while plugged in as soon as i plug out the charger fps drops to 35-40 i want to play on high fps without keeping the laptop on charging

Then change your power settings both in Windows and your graphics river to always run at full power. That, however, may in fact decrease your battery life. It will likely age faster when used intensively.

Im using windows 10 and my laptop is also having 2 gpus 1 intel other 1 amd and would you mind telling me how change power setting i have almost changed everything to high performance i have heard it is driver switching issue

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[ReBoot]

Originally posted by feedher:

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Then change your power settings both in Windows and your graphics river to always run at full power. That, however, may in fact decrease your battery life. It will likely age faster when used intensively.

Im using windows 10 and my laptop is also having 2 gpus 1 intel other 1 amd and would you mind telling me how change power setting i have almost changed everything to high performance i have heard it is driver switching issue

Windows setting: Control panel
Graphics setting: Graphics driver, check them both
Click through everything, look for power-related stuff
But are you REALLY SURE that you DO want to destroy your battery?

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[76561198298899128]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Originally posted by feedher:

Im using windows 10 and my laptop is also having 2 gpus 1 intel other 1 amd and would you mind telling me how change power setting i have almost changed everything to high performance i have heard it is driver switching issue

Windows setting: Control panel
Graphics setting: Graphics driver, check them both
Click through everything, look for power-related stuff
But are you REALLY SURE that you DO want to destroy your battery?

I am ready to get battery a bit weak but i have changed settings and it wont help

[ReBoot]

What settings have you changed?

[76561198298899128]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

What settings have you changed?

Maximize performance on both battery and charging

[ReBoot]

If you want me to guess, ok. You've changed Windows' own performance profile. This, however, doesn't necessarily affect your graphics driver setting. Pro tip: Read!

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Originally posted by feedher:

Bro it gives fps around 120 while plugged in as soon as i plug out the charger fps drops to 35-40 i want to play on high fps without keeping the laptop on charging

Then change your power settings both in Windows and your graphics river to always run at full power. That, however, may in fact decrease your battery life. It will likely age faster when used intensively.

I told you to change your graphics driver power settings.