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03-11-2016, 02:43 PM
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Hello, I have an MSI laptop with these specifications: GTX 1060, i7-8750h, 8 GB RAM. When playing games, my CPU temperature reaches 80-90°C and the GPU hits 85°C. The frame rate drops significantly, and some games become unplayable. I experience hugs framerate drops, and certain titles are not playable for a few seconds. After that, it restarts at 50-70 FPS and then drops to 10-20 FPS. This issue occurs with Battlefield V and Modern Warfare Warzone. The laptop is new and was brought in about a year ago. I apologize for my poor English, and I hope you understand my problem.
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TurboN_GGA9000
03-11-2016, 02:43 PM #1

Hello, I have an MSI laptop with these specifications: GTX 1060, i7-8750h, 8 GB RAM. When playing games, my CPU temperature reaches 80-90°C and the GPU hits 85°C. The frame rate drops significantly, and some games become unplayable. I experience hugs framerate drops, and certain titles are not playable for a few seconds. After that, it restarts at 50-70 FPS and then drops to 10-20 FPS. This issue occurs with Battlefield V and Modern Warfare Warzone. The laptop is new and was brought in about a year ago. I apologize for my poor English, and I hope you understand my problem.

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03-11-2016, 03:05 PM
#2
It seems your laptop is struggling with those games. The hardware should work, but other processes might be using it, so try closing other apps before starting the game if possible. Alternatively, consider upgrading to a dedicated gaming PC for better performance. That’s all I can offer.

PS why do people seem to have such fast computers?
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VassacreGaming
03-11-2016, 03:05 PM #2

It seems your laptop is struggling with those games. The hardware should work, but other processes might be using it, so try closing other apps before starting the game if possible. Alternatively, consider upgrading to a dedicated gaming PC for better performance. That’s all I can offer.

PS why do people seem to have such fast computers?

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ApexNinja02
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03-11-2016, 07:35 PM
#3
It seems your laptop is struggling with the demands of those games. The hardware should work, but other processes might be using it, so it's best to close everything else before starting the game if you haven't already. Alternatively, consider upgrading to a dedicated gaming PC for better performance. That's all I can suggest.

PS why do people seem to have such fast computers?
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ApexNinja02
03-11-2016, 07:35 PM #3

It seems your laptop is struggling with the demands of those games. The hardware should work, but other processes might be using it, so it's best to close everything else before starting the game if you haven't already. Alternatively, consider upgrading to a dedicated gaming PC for better performance. That's all I can suggest.

PS why do people seem to have such fast computers?