Laptop sounds like a jet engine

[gojo satoryu]

No overheating, lag in game

[[wan-clan.org] Gordy Freeman]

Post the model of your laptop 💻 please.

[gojo satoryu]

Originally posted by Gordy Freeman (ACT, Australia):

Post the model of your laptop 💻 please.

MSI GE62 2QC APACHE sound goes from the main fan

Originally posted by Kalsolette:

Likely is a heat issue.

Nope its not got

[[wan-clan.org] Gordy Freeman]

Run the GPU in Power Saver Mode and enable Vsync!?

[gojo satoryu]

Originally posted by Gordy Freeman (ACT, Australia):

Run the GPU in Power Saver Mode and enable Vsync!?

How

[Kottonmouthking]

Originally posted by Kalsolette:

Likely is a heat issue.

Mostly likely, sounds like it. Jet engine fan and low frame rate. Laptops don't exactly have the best cooling, especially older or lower priced laptops. It would be especially true if it happens after a few minutes in game.

[gojo satoryu]

Originally posted by Kottonmouthking:

Originally posted by Kalsolette:

Likely is a heat issue.

Mostly likely, sounds like it. Jet engine fan and low frame rate. Laptops don't exactly have the best cooling, especially older or lower priced laptops. It would be especially true if it happens after a few minutes in game.

But its not hot and it sounds like something is stuck in a fan but when I checked there was nothing, I dont know how a fan can make my fps go from 70 to 10

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

Originally posted by Poop:

Originally posted by Kottonmouthking:

Mostly likely, sounds like it. Jet engine fan and low frame rate. Laptops don't exactly have the best cooling, especially older or lower priced laptops. It would be especially true if it happens after a few minutes in game.

But its not hot and it sounds like something is stuck in a fan but when I checked there was nothing, I dont know how a fan can make my fps go from 70 to 10

Check your CPU and GPU temps, and that's definitely sounds like a overheating issue.

[Omega]

Originally posted by Poop:

Originally posted by Kottonmouthking:

Mostly likely, sounds like it. Jet engine fan and low frame rate. Laptops don't exactly have the best cooling, especially older or lower priced laptops. It would be especially true if it happens after a few minutes in game.

But its not hot and it sounds like something is stuck in a fan but when I checked there was nothing, I dont know how a fan can make my fps go from 70 to 10

I am 99% sure the laptop is overheating.

Download and install MSI afterburner, play some games until they lag, then look back at the logs in MSI afterburner. I would like the know the highest CPU and GPU temps.

-> Don't install Riva statistic tuner it is bugged with latest version of Windows.

[gojo satoryu]

Originally posted by Omega:

Originally posted by Poop:

But its not hot and it sounds like something is stuck in a fan but when I checked there was nothing, I dont know how a fan can make my fps go from 70 to 10

I am 99% sure the laptop is overheating.

Download and install MSI afterburner, play some games until they lag, then look back at the logs in MSI afterburner. I would like the know the highest CPU and GPU temps.

-> Don't install Riva statistic tuner it is bugged with latest version of Windows.

When I pla the games it is as hot as always my max temp was 95 long time ago but now its much cooler

Originally posted by Omega:

Originally posted by Poop:

But its not hot and it sounds like something is stuck in a fan but when I checked there was nothing, I dont know how a fan can make my fps go from 70 to 10

I am 99% sure the laptop is overheating.

Download and install MSI afterburner, play some games until they lag, then look back at the logs in MSI afterburner. I would like the know the highest CPU and GPU temps.

-> Don't install Riva statistic tuner it is bugged with latest version of Windows.

Current temperature not in game is 51

[Kottonmouthking]

Originally posted by Poop:

Originally posted by Kottonmouthking:

Mostly likely, sounds like it. Jet engine fan and low frame rate. Laptops don't exactly have the best cooling, especially older or lower priced laptops. It would be especially true if it happens after a few minutes in game.

But its not hot and it sounds like something is stuck in a fan but when I checked there was nothing, I dont know how a fan can make my fps go from 70 to 10

It can overheat without actually heating up the laptop, poor thermal paste or dried paste can cause stuff to overheat as it isn't transferring the heat correctly to the heatsink, fan will still spin up trying to cool the heatsink.
As far as the fan, could be off balance and rubbing against something or bearing is going out(a lot of pc fans use sleeve bearings because they're cheap, oil dries out over time which is why some desktop pc fans have an oil hole). That can cause a sound you can't seem to find a reason for. Your fps dropping like that sounds like thermal throttling.
If it drops after a few minutes in game it's most likely thermal throttling, if it's low from the start then there's another issue.

[Omega]

Originally posted by Poop:

Originally posted by Omega:

I am 99% sure the laptop is overheating.

Download and install MSI afterburner, play some games until they lag, then look back at the logs in MSI afterburner. I would like the know the highest CPU and GPU temps.

-> Don't install Riva statistic tuner it is bugged with latest version of Windows.

Current temperature not in game is 51

Yeah current. What is your temp during games.

Originally posted by Poop:

Originally posted by Omega:

I am 99% sure the laptop is overheating.

Download and install MSI afterburner, play some games until they lag, then look back at the logs in MSI afterburner. I would like the know the highest CPU and GPU temps.

-> Don't install Riva statistic tuner it is bugged with latest version of Windows.

When I pla the games it is as hot as always my max temp was 95 long time ago but now its much cooler

95c = overhearing.

[gojo satoryu]

Originally posted by Kottonmouthking:

Originally posted by Poop:

But its not hot and it sounds like something is stuck in a fan but when I checked there was nothing, I dont know how a fan can make my fps go from 70 to 10

It can overheat without actually heating up the laptop, poor thermal paste or dried paste can cause stuff to overheat as it isn't transferring the heat correctly to the heatsink, fan will still spin up trying to cool the heatsink.
As far as the fan, could be off balance and rubbing against something or bearing is going out(a lot of pc fans use sleeve bearings because they're cheap, oil dries out over time which is why some desktop pc fans have an oil hole). That can cause a sound you can't seem to find a reason for. Your fps dropping like that sounds like thermal throttling.
If it drops after a few minutes in game it's most likely thermal throttling, if it's low from the start then there's another issue.

Ye, after few minutes, I had this 2 times before and it stopped after few hours but it happens more recently

[Baosas]

How long have you had your laptop? Thermal paste can dry up over a few years of use, and factory pasting's never known for being the best in class.

Apart from that, clogged up fans can be a good suspect. Cleaning them will require disassembling the laptop in most cases (or at least removing the chassis), but it's a process worth going through.

[gojo satoryu]

Originally posted by Baosas:

How long have you had your laptop? Thermal paste can dry up over a few years of use, and factory pasting's never known for being the best in class.

Apart from that, clogged up fans can be a good suspect. Cleaning them will require disassembling the laptop in most cases (or at least removing the chassis), but it's a process worth going through.

Bit more than a year

[gojo satoryu]

Originally posted by Omega:

Originally posted by Poop:

Current temperature not in game is 51

Yeah current. What is your temp during games.

Originally posted by Poop:

When I pla the games it is as hot as always my max temp was 95 long time ago but now its much cooler

95c = overhearing.

In game temperature is 85 and maximum 87