Fps drop in games

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Fps drop in games

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so as the title says , i have been facing fps drops in games. for example sekiro which was working fine last year is currently unplayable because after say 5 minutes the fps drop from 60 to 30. I open up my task manager to see whats wrong and everythings fine. I checked using hwinfo if my system is overheating and I'm fine there too. I have also undervolted my CPU and thus , my temps hover around 55-60 which are fine. but I do not know whats causing this problem here. when I quit the game it feels like my laptops gone completely berserk and is stuttery , is it a hidden programme ? or some settings tweaks required here and there ? or is it something completely different from this ? please help. this has been happening to most other resource intensive games I play too.

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Answer 1

Hi ,

Well, according to the logs, you are having a problem with gameinput, I recommend you disable it in the services and uninstall it in the settings.

What I meant was that I thought you could undevolt your CPU and GPU, but create a restore point before disabling the Xbox's GameInput, then I recommend doing a test without undevolting and checking the temperatures.

Another thing is to use DDU to reinstall the video driver and reinstall it again.

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Answer 2

Anonymous

tried all of that , but the problem persists also I don't get how undervolting my CPU will affect my GPU , can you please elaborate
here are my system logs for context : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Dyh\_LbEwANQHC3-UoGlJIN0Z9U924EZY/view?usp=sharing

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Hi ,

Okay, initially I recommend doing a clean boot at the link below:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/how-t...

Open the on command prompt (Admin) and execute the command: Sfc /scannow , wait for the process to finish.

Access the Nvidia control panel and check if it is marked for high Nvidia processing in the 3D management tab.

Switch power plan to Maximum performance:

Step 1: Click on the Start button on your desktop and type PowerShell in the search field. Right-click on the result and select Run as administrator.

Step 2: In the PowerShell window, run the below command and hit Enter:

powercfg -duplicatescheme e9a42b02-d5df-448d-aa00-03f14749eb61

Enter

The Ultimate Performance Power Plan is added to your power plan settings. Now, let’s see how to enable it.

Step 1: Click on the Start button on your desktop and type Power Plan in the search field. Click on the result.

Step 2: Click on Power Options in the path address. It will take you to the Power Options window.

Step 3: In the Power Options window, expand the Show additional plans section.

Step 4: Now, click on the radio button next to Ultimate Performance to enable the plan.

Then do an analysis with Microsoft's MSRT and Malwarebytes to see if there are any infected files.

https://www.microsoft.com/pt-br/download/detail...

Now it is not possible for you to perform an undevolt on your processor, only if it was done via the GPU using MSI but it is not recommended because this laptop GPU can have a great loss of performance due to the modification you made.

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Answer 4

Anonymous

It's a Lenovo legion y540

16 gigs of ddr4 ram

i7 9750h

GTX 1650 4 gb

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Answer 5

Anonymous

Hi ,

I am Ivan, I will help you with this.

What is your PC configuration?

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