My laptop has proble I don't know how to stop.

[Chouchers]

Almost every game release after 2017 I been getting this issuse where CPU clock drop too low that it can cause game to become downright unplayable.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2203323029

[Red™]

Your cpu temp are getting too hot. That’s why you’re experiencing drops in frames. Clean your laptop with air compressors and repaste.

[Chouchers]

Originalmente postado por Red™:

Your cpu temp are getting too hot. That’s why you’re experiencing drops in frames. Clean your laptop with air compressors and repaste.

But this can't temps because games form ubisoft don't have this problem. Also CPU can reach mid 90s before thermal throttle. Lot other games will throttle CPU for no reason and don't even come near hit mid 90s. I seen some anime game in mid 60s drop the clock rate and lag. I did try disable speed step in bios nope didn't fix also lose turbo speed and was lock to 2.8gz max.

[_I_]

use hwmonitor
it logs min/max and shows current temps

alt tab takes long enough for temps to drop 20+c

[Chouchers]

Originalmente postado por _I_:

use hwmonitor
it logs min/max and shows current temps

alt tab takes long enough for temps to drop 20+c

I really think this is not CPU temp as even happen tales of berseria where CPU 67c on avg. But I do notice with GPU load is at 100% and temp is at 82c with every game that throttle cpu that don't happen with games at 99% load and 74c temp. I'm really not 100% sure on this but GPU temp sure not throttle CPU but throttle GPU itself (witch I don't see happen at all).

[Cromi]

You may be power limit throttling on your CPU / GPU. Activate the power limit monitoring and see if it flags as power limit throttling. If so, then you can try to lower your CPU voltage offset or it could be a sign that your power supply is not giving enough power due to inadequate size or component failure.

[Chouchers]

Originalmente postado por Cromi:

You may be power limit throttling on your CPU / GPU. Activate the power limit monitoring and see if it flags as power limit throttling. If so, then you can try to lower your CPU voltage offset or it could be a sign that your power supply is not giving enough power due to inadequate size or component failure.

Ok it power throttle would it be safe upgrade 130w AC adapter to like 180w?

[Ad Hominem]

Is the power brick that came with the machine not capable of sustaining it at max load without starving it for power? Not saying it's not a real issue, I've just never heard of it before and it sounds crazy to me.

[Cromi]

Originalmente postado por Chouchers:

Ok it power throttle would it be safe upgrade 130w AC adapter to like 180w?

Depends on your laptop. Check with the manufacture recommendations to see max rating for the power input.

Originalmente postado por Ad Hominem:

Is the power brick that came with the machine not capable of sustaining it at max load without starving it for power? Not saying it's not a real issue, I've just never heard of it before and it sounds crazy to me.

My laptop has a 180W power supply (biggest available to it), which is a far cry from the 450W+ that desktops use. Even with my voltage offset set lower for my CPU and my power profiles set to max, it still power limit throttles on some games. Laptop users not only suffer from poor ventilation, but also lack of power, especially with components becoming equal to their desktop counterparts.

[Ad Hominem]

Originalmente postado por Cromi:

My laptop has a 180W power supply (biggest available to it), which is a far cry from the 450W+ that desktops use. Even with my voltage offset set lower for my CPU and my power profiles set to max, it still power limit throttles on some games. Laptop users not only suffer from poor ventilation, but also lack of power, especially with components becoming equal to their desktop counterparts.

That's crazy to me and seems like ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ design. My laptop has a 230W brick and it will thermal throttle before it becomes power limited with a 9750H and full fat 2070. Why would a power brick exist if it couldn't carry full load on a machine? Did the manufacturer not expect people to use the full capability of the machine?

[Cromi]

Originalmente postado por Ad Hominem:

Did the manufacturer not expect people to use the full capability of the machine?

I got a Dell G5, which are basically work laptops with a GPU shoved in, which is actually what I need so I take the good with the bad. It's even worse on so called budget gaming laptops, which sounds like what the OP is dealing with.

[Ad Hominem]

Originalmente postado por Cromi:

Originalmente postado por Ad Hominem:

Did the manufacturer not expect people to use the full capability of the machine?

I got a Dell G5, which are basically work laptops with a GPU shoved in, which is actually what I need so I take the good with the bad. It's even worse on so called budget gaming laptops, which sounds like what the OP is dealing with.

I also have a ASUS TUF FX505DY and that thing isn't power limited either. It's pretty budget, Ryzen 3550H and RX560X. Was only around 600 bucks.

[Chouchers]

Originalmente postado por Cromi:

Originalmente postado por Ad Hominem:

Did the manufacturer not expect people to use the full capability of the machine?

I got a Dell G5, which are basically work laptops with a GPU shoved in, which is actually what I need so I take the good with the bad. It's even worse on so called budget gaming laptops, which sounds like what the OP is dealing with.

My laptop is also a Dell inspiron 15 7567 after this I think I never buy laptop Dell again.

[Cromi]

Originalmente postado por Chouchers:

Originalmente postado por Cromi:

I got a Dell G5, which are basically work laptops with a GPU shoved in, which is actually what I need so I take the good with the bad. It's even worse on so called budget gaming laptops, which sounds like what the OP is dealing with.

My laptop is also a Dell inspiron 15 7567 after this I think I never buy laptop Dell again.

Get the 180w power supply, and make sure your Thermal Settings in Dell Power Manager is set to at least Optimized. Using Quiet or Cool will lower the amount of power your system is getting even more. You can also use Intel Extreme Tuning Utility to change the voltage offset of your CPU (On my i5-8300H, I'm set at -.180v, though most forums suggest -.125v). Just make sure you're running the latest BIOS, older ones locked in the fan and CPU settings.

[Chouchers]

Originalmente postado por Cromi:

Originalmente postado por Chouchers:

My laptop is also a Dell inspiron 15 7567 after this I think I never buy laptop Dell again.

Get the 180w power supply, and make sure your Thermal Settings in Dell Power Manager is set to at least Optimized. Using Quiet or Cool will lower the amount of power your system is getting even more. You can also use Intel Extreme Tuning Utility to change the voltage offset of your CPU (On my i5-8300H, I'm set at -.180v, though most forums suggest -.125v). Just make sure you're running the latest BIOS, older ones locked in the fan and CPU settings.

Ok thanks I did -.125v voltage offset on my i7-7700hq this was huge help it fix mostly expect shadow of tomb raider power throttle 2.6ghz. Didn't notice a performance hit this time witch is good it means my GPU GTX1050ti is limit to performance.

[Chouchers]

Originalmente postado por Cromi:

Originalmente postado por Chouchers:

My laptop is also a Dell inspiron 15 7567 after this I think I never buy laptop Dell again.

Get the 180w power supply, and make sure your Thermal Settings in Dell Power Manager is set to at least Optimized. Using Quiet or Cool will lower the amount of power your system is getting even more. You can also use Intel Extreme Tuning Utility to change the voltage offset of your CPU (On my i5-8300H, I'm set at -.180v, though most forums suggest -.125v). Just make sure you're running the latest BIOS, older ones locked in the fan and CPU settings.

After Undervolting the CPU -125 this game still can't hold power and throttle to 15watts cause FPS to drop under 30fps.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEq8sO9CgCM&t=5s