_Kaiju_ Dec 13, 2019 @ 6:22pm
VERY low fps with Acer Nitro 5 ( i7, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650, 8GB RAM)
Hey everyone,

I recently bought an Acer Nitro 5 and have very low fps on selected games. Games like Risk of Rain 2, Katana ZERO and The Forest run perfectly fine on high settings while games like League of Legends and XCOM Enemy Unknown have barely 2 fps or so even on lowest settings. The NVIDIA is set for default and all drivers are updated. Even though I haven't tested any AAA titles yet, the setup should be able to play at least AAA titles in medium settings from my informations.
I hope anyone can help me.

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Originally posted by Komrade:
You need to install all your drivers. The drivers will be on your laptop model #'s website. For GPU, you need to use DDU to uninstall the stock drivers, then reinstall directly from Nvidia, and don't download GFE.
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Iceira Dec 13, 2019 @ 7:07pm 
run that auto update laptop app most newer pc has.

ps.
and ofc. you use full performance right ?
I wish my Acer nitro 5 is like yours mine has an i5 with a GTX 1050 and 8 gigabytes of RAM I know I could upgrade the RAM but.
Tev Dec 13, 2019 @ 7:15pm 
The game you're trying to play is probably using Intel HD and not the Nvidia GPU.

Check the driver.
_Kaiju_ Dec 13, 2019 @ 7:15pm 
Originally posted by Iceira:
run that auto update laptop app most newer pc has.

ps.
and ofc. you use full performance right ?

Thank you for your answer. Everything is on latest version and full performance mode is activated.
_Kaiju_ Dec 13, 2019 @ 7:17pm 
Originally posted by Teutep:
The game you're trying to play is probably using Intel HD and not the Nvidia GPU.

Check the driver.

If I right-click on XCOM for example, and then click on "run with graphic processor" it says "High performance NVIDIA processor (default)"
Tev Dec 13, 2019 @ 7:24pm 
I'd still double check under Nvidia's drivers.

Nvidia Control Panel > Manage 3D Settings > Program Settings.

Add XCOM's executable there and ensure the correct GPU is set.
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Komrade Dec 13, 2019 @ 7:48pm 
You need to install all your drivers. The drivers will be on your laptop model #'s website. For GPU, you need to use DDU to uninstall the stock drivers, then reinstall directly from Nvidia, and don't download GFE.
Komrade Dec 13, 2019 @ 7:48pm 
Is the laptop plugged in?
Iceira Dec 13, 2019 @ 8:19pm 
Originally posted by Teutep:
I'd still double check under Nvidia's drivers.

Nvidia Control Panel > Manage 3D Settings > Program Settings.

Add XCOM's executable there and ensure the correct GPU is set.

@op this vould be the issue, see blue gui arrow. do it point at Nvidia or select it Graphic card
_Kaiju_ Dec 13, 2019 @ 9:07pm 
Originally posted by christmaS:
You need to install all your drivers. The drivers will be on your laptop model #'s website. For GPU, you need to use DDU to uninstall the stock drivers, then reinstall directly from Nvidia, and don't download GFE.

This solved it...Didn't know I have to download them all manually from the website. Thank you so much! You're my hero :-) And ofc thanks everyone else for your time.
Komrade Dec 13, 2019 @ 9:07pm 
Originally posted by Gin:
Originally posted by christmaS:
You need to install all your drivers. The drivers will be on your laptop model #'s website. For GPU, you need to use DDU to uninstall the stock drivers, then reinstall directly from Nvidia, and don't download GFE.

This solved it...Didn't know I have to download them all manually from the website. Thank you so much! You're my hero :-) And ofc thanks everyone else for your time.
No problem, glad it worked :)
b0di Dec 13, 2019 @ 10:15pm 
wituam
novemberRain Jun 3, 2023 @ 5:28pm 
Originally posted by _Kaiju_:
Originally posted by christmaS:
You need to install all your drivers. The drivers will be on your laptop model #'s website. For GPU, you need to use DDU to uninstall the stock drivers, then reinstall directly from Nvidia, and don't download GFE.

This solved it...Didn't know I have to download them all manually from the website. Thank you so much! You're my hero :-) And ofc thanks everyone else for your time.
Please help sir im having this problem, trying to locate the website when i enter the model number it shows only some forums. Thanks
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