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ROGBot
my laptop often get FPS spike lately, Getting heavy, stuttering worse and worse..
I didn't realize at first since i'm playing an online games, because I thought that it was come from my connection.
but when i play an offline game last night i realize that it was not, it's my device that have the problem.
i'm always use trusted resource for update, like windows update, Microsoft Store, GeForce Experience, MyAsus, Intel Driver Support and Assistant.
I have tried many ways, such as removing Intel and NVidia graphics drivers using DDU, and reinstalling the latest version of the driver, disabling Game Mode and Game Bar, disabling Full Screen Optimization, Changing Battery Settings, Changing Nvidia settings, removing NVidia Experience, scanning for viruses, but that doesn't help much.
I don't know which update that ruined my device, I really love my laptop and I'm very desperate here.. 😞
images for comparison:
taken at November 16th
taken at June 1
and no, it was not temperature problem since the one at June 1 have more heat since i'm gamming comparing at Nov 16 that taken just for test
and Fan always at Overboost Mode
I didn't realize at first since i'm playing an online games, because I thought that it was come from my connection.
but when i play an offline game last night i realize that it was not, it's my device that have the problem.
i'm always use trusted resource for update, like windows update, Microsoft Store, GeForce Experience, MyAsus, Intel Driver Support and Assistant.
I have tried many ways, such as removing Intel and NVidia graphics drivers using DDU, and reinstalling the latest version of the driver, disabling Game Mode and Game Bar, disabling Full Screen Optimization, Changing Battery Settings, Changing Nvidia settings, removing NVidia Experience, scanning for viruses, but that doesn't help much.
I don't know which update that ruined my device, I really love my laptop and I'm very desperate here.. 😞
images for comparison:
taken at November 16th
taken at June 1
and no, it was not temperature problem since the one at June 1 have more heat since i'm gamming comparing at Nov 16 that taken just for test
and Fan always at Overboost Mode
FULLMETALJACKET7 wrote:
First of all, revert back to 430.64 and see if it runs like it was running before.
Does not differ much, and the FPS still Spike here and there 😞
err..
Actually i'm using ROG Gaming Center, and it's connected to my cellphone.
so I know my device condition realtime..
before it doesn't even stutter/throttling when hit around 86-88°C, but now even at 70°C the FPS was constantly spike
but if needed i'l try using MSI
Actually i'm using ROG Gaming Center, and it's connected to my cellphone.
so I know my device condition realtime..
before it doesn't even stutter/throttling when hit around 86-88°C, but now even at 70°C the FPS was constantly spike
but if needed i'l try using MSI
Leon.Vermilion wrote:
err..
Actually i'm using ROG Gaming Center, and it's connected to my cellphone.
so I know my device condition realtime..
before it doesn't even stutter/throttling when hit around 86-88°C, but now even at 70°C the FPS was constantly spike
but if needed i'l try using MSI
You need a GPU clock reading and limit reason. Install afterburner and enable those on the overlay. Set the polling period to 100ms. Temperatures only tell you half the story. Without proper info, it's just a guessing game.
Also, do some testing in other games or benchmarking tools to eliminate any variable.
