FPS drop

[fawazrehann]

I have an acer predator hellios 300 with rtx 2060, 16gb ram and intel core i7 9th gen with NVIDIA graphics driver. My games on steam have started stuttering. They never used to stutter before however slowly, its like the graphics and everything is all good however, the game will be working smoothly with like fps drop and stuttering in every 3 to 4 minutes or so, happening again and again.

My games are up to date
My windows is up-to date
My graphics driver is up-to date
NVIDIA graphics card is set to high performance
Battery settings are set to favor performance

I do not know what to do I have tried almost everything.

I tried to see if my laptop was overheating, but i didn't face any thermal throttling so far.

Every time I play any game i get CPU temperatures around 92 and GPU around 86.

Recently with turbo mode (overclocking) I have been getting

CPU 92 and GPU 91 degrees Celsius

What do I do?
Is it an overheating issue or something I can figure out what exactly is the problem here.

[ReBoot]

Monitor CPU & GPU clocks. If it's fkebclickimg due to heat (or whatever), you'll find out.

[Havok]

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Every time I play any game i get CPU temperatures around 92 and GPU around 86.

Its a gaming laptop, they get that hot. Since youre using intel...

https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-throttlestop/


Select FIVR. On the bottom left under turbo ratio limits, do a -5 boost on stock settings. A number like "45" is 4.5GHz Boost, so reduce your single and all core boosts, and you should lose atleast 5-10c.

I used to play on an i7-9700h 2070 laptop with a 4.5 single core boost, and reduced it nearly to 3.4 single core, just to get temps under control.

Since youre on a laptop.. the thermal pipes connect the CPU and GPU, so eventually, they will reach an equilibrium state. So, the hotter your cpu, the hotter the gpu because they share the same heat pipe

[fawazrehann]

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Początkowo opublikowane przez fawazrehann:

Every time I play any game i get CPU temperatures around 92 and GPU around 86.

Its a gaming laptop, they get that hot. Since youre using intel...

https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-throttlestop/


Select FIVR. On the bottom left under turbo ratio limits, do a -5 boost on stock settings. A number like "45" is 4.5GHz Boost, so reduce your single and all core boosts, and you should lose atleast 5-10c.

I used to play on an i7-9700h 2070 laptop with a 4.5 single core boost, and reduced it nearly to 3.4 single core, just to get temps under control.

Since youre on a laptop.. the thermal pipes connect the CPU and GPU, so eventually, they will reach an equilibrium state. So, the hotter your cpu, the hotter the gpu because they share the same heat pipe

I tried doing what you said after installing that and decreasing the 4.5 single core boost, however the temps are still the same and the stutter issue still seems to be there.

[Havok]

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Its a gaming laptop, they get that hot. Since youre using intel...

https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-throttlestop/


Select FIVR. On the bottom left under turbo ratio limits, do a -5 boost on stock settings. A number like "45" is 4.5GHz Boost, so reduce your single and all core boosts, and you should lose atleast 5-10c.

I used to play on an i7-9700h 2070 laptop with a 4.5 single core boost, and reduced it nearly to 3.4 single core, just to get temps under control.

Since youre on a laptop.. the thermal pipes connect the CPU and GPU, so eventually, they will reach an equilibrium state. So, the hotter your cpu, the hotter the gpu because they share the same heat pipe

I tried doing what you said after installing that and decreasing the 4.5 single core boost, however the temps are still the same and the stutter issue still seems to be there.

keep lowering your boosts.

if your fivr looks like this:
48
47
46
45
44
44

or whatever, take it down to like
35
34
33
32
31
31

and then attempt to go up if your temps get under control. Gaming laptops are rated safe in the 90c mark, some even pushing closer to 100c, but that doesnt mean you should constantly run it that way

Also, I know it may not seem obvious, but on the main manel, make sure you click the "Turn On" button followed by "save"

Skip to 6 minutes for underboosting, 3 minutes for undervolting

https://youtu.be/MUBjbLZXLkY?t=359

[fawazrehann]

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I tried doing what you said after installing that and decreasing the 4.5 single core boost, however the temps are still the same and the stutter issue still seems to be there.

keep lowering your boosts.

if your fivr looks like this:
48
47
46
45
44
44

or whatever, take it down to like
35
34
33
32
31
31

and then attempt to go up if your temps get under control. Gaming laptops are rated safe in the 90c mark, some even pushing closer to 100c, but that doesnt mean you should constantly run it that way

Also, I know it may not seem obvious, but on the main manel, make sure you click the "Turn On" button followed by "save"

Skip to 6 minutes for underboosting, 3 minutes for undervolting

https://youtu.be/MUBjbLZXLkY?t=359

Sadly, I did it all

I even followed this guide for my laptop's model

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Is28FOti668

Yet my temperatures still remain in the 90 - 93 degrees Celsius range and the frame-rate lag/ drop issue still persists