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HP Spectre X360 paired with an integrated graphics card.

HP Spectre X360 paired with an integrated graphics card.

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Blitzella
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09-29-2022, 12:40 PM
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You're working with an HP Spectre X360 featuring an i5-1035G4 processor and 8 GB RAM, paired with an RX 5600 XT GPU connected via Thunderbolt 3. The graphics card uses DisplayPort to a 144 Hz Sceptre monitor. When playing Destiny 2, your CPU drops below 2 GHz and fan speeds reduce significantly, which lowers FPS. Your system is currently set to HP Command Center with Performance mode and Windows High Performance. You're curious about maintaining higher performance without relying on the Command Center interface, using only the Windows Battery Slider. Additionally, you're considering whether an AMD GPU would work better for your i5-1035G4 setup, especially since Destiny 2 doesn't seem optimized for AMD. For your reference, the GTX 1660 Ti is a popular choice, but you might want to check the latest options if you're open to upgrading or switching.
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Blitzella
09-29-2022, 12:40 PM #1

You're working with an HP Spectre X360 featuring an i5-1035G4 processor and 8 GB RAM, paired with an RX 5600 XT GPU connected via Thunderbolt 3. The graphics card uses DisplayPort to a 144 Hz Sceptre monitor. When playing Destiny 2, your CPU drops below 2 GHz and fan speeds reduce significantly, which lowers FPS. Your system is currently set to HP Command Center with Performance mode and Windows High Performance. You're curious about maintaining higher performance without relying on the Command Center interface, using only the Windows Battery Slider. Additionally, you're considering whether an AMD GPU would work better for your i5-1035G4 setup, especially since Destiny 2 doesn't seem optimized for AMD. For your reference, the GTX 1660 Ti is a popular choice, but you might want to check the latest options if you're open to upgrading or switching.