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When the throttling starts the CPU haven't been above 60C. That's the peak, then it decreases when I turn off the game I was playing.
Minimum:
53 45 51 51
Maximum:
61 55 59 58
Thermal status says OK in every column.
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but it allso sounds like pc game has been filled up after so long gameplay that you think you have a problem .. if game dont have any lag at all then all is ok...and you look to much on FPS
but if SSD disk or old disk cant keep up there u have the issue
no page file at slave disk
turn off prefetcher and superfetcher ...SSD dont need this
shame u dont had 16gb ram then u could turn off page file....
allso check motherboard driver updates same with gfx card
and use nvidia optimal settings ..some dont and make bottleneck for themself
and watchout for hd powersleep i think it kickin after 20 minute...
maybe u allso use balance mode schematic use full power... so many dont get this today...play high-end games you need full power...
Have you monitored the temperatures of your videocard?
I have, in idle after a fresh reboot it will stay around 40C. When the problems with the fps drops begin the core temp is around 65C, it then climbs up to 69C and stays there until I reboot the PC again.
Also noticed something else, which might be nothing. Was fiddling around in the task manager to see if there was anything using a lot of the processor and I found a certain "steam.exe" that was using about 20%. The weird part is that steam wasn't running and hadn't been since the last reboot. Is this something to be concerned about?
Edit: Okay, I forced that "steam.exe" to quit and the problems with the GPU load went back down to 0%. Definitely what caused it. Is this some new malware? Have used both my antivirus and MalwareBytes to search through the computer and this hasn't showed up.
http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/35221584425122691/
It seems your PC is infected with a Bitcoin miner, stealing your resources and disguising itself as steam.exe.
That would explain everything you experience right now.
A friend of mine told me it's not a problem with the RAM, my NVIDIA is updated. Weird thing is that i always had a good experience playing games on this laptop but for a while it has been giving me this annoying problem. Anyone can help?