You're welcome, glad to have helped, but you should be able to do better than 30 fps. If your laptop screen is 60 Hz, then 60 fps should also be fine or some value right around there. Some upper end MSIs run higher. At least though you have found the cause of the issue.
You might try using whichever of the tools you have been to cap the fps to some goofy value like 59 or 61 (assuming a 60 Hz screen) if exactly 60 is causing problems. Or of course you could leave it at 30 if the quality of gameplay seems good enough there for now.
