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Hello @EA_Kent
Yes, the NVIDIA is the preferred GPU and I've ensured that it is the GPU Apex is using.
But finally I found what was the problem. I had the second monitor active. If I deactivate the second screen then it runs at full speed.
Now I have another problem I'm investigating. I have a good +- 60fps, but I got some stuttering. I think that it manifest mainly when I'm firing, but I've not tested it fully. It's very uncomfortable because it breaks my aim.
Thanks.
Thanks for following up!
Are you noticing any of the red performance icons coming up in-game when the stuttering happens?
/Kent
- 6 years ago
No @EA_Kent , I haven't noticed any red icon. What annoys me is that Windows 10 task manager reports that the GPU (GTX 1050) is around 45% - 55 % maximum use, and the CPU (i7-8550U) arount 35%, while playing. So I think that the computer has much more to offer than what I'm getting.
Regards.
- Zeelmaekers6 years agoHero+
Hey @PelukoYo
Can you see the temps of your hardware under this load, are they in the 70°c range?
Also make sure your power settings are set to performance mode not balanced or power-saving mode.- 6 years ago
Hello @Zeelmaekers
The temps were around 70C. But I've discovered that it's related to power throttling. When I run Apex Legends, the CPU starts at around 3.5Ghz and after a while it gets stuck at around 1Ghz (Windows shows this as 40-50% usage). I've uninstalled the 'Intel Dynamic Platform and Thermal Framework' related devices on Windows 10' Device Manager and voilá! The cpu runs at full 3+Ghz and I get a near constant 60fps on Apex Legends which lets me get a taste of the game on PC. But definitively it's not a gaming machine, with this configuration the CPU temp goes up to 95C easily, so I fear that it may damage the laptop.
Regards.
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