The problem I'm experiencing is a significant decrease in frames per second when playing games on my laptop.
The problem I'm experiencing is a significant decrease in frames per second when playing games on my laptop.
My frame rate has significantly decreased when playing games, particularly Rainbow Six Siege. Previously, I consistently achieved 80 frames per second, but now it’s fluctuating between 25 and 30 FPS – a noticeable stutter. I'm experiencing this issue on my Asus ROG GL503GE laptop, which has an i7 8th generation processor and a GTX 1050ti graphics card, along with 8GB of RAM. You can view screenshots and a performance graph here: https://imgur.com/gallery/Q2rejd1
Please locate the driver versions for your laptop from the ASUS website. Determine your device’s precise model number and navigate to the manufacturer’s site—ASUS—to obtain original equipment manufacturer (OEM) drivers. OEM refers to the initial hardware supplier, and in your situation, that’s ASUS. Based on my assessment, this appears to be the appropriate link for your laptop: https://www.asus.com/in/Laptops/ROG-Stri...k_Download
Verify the temperature readings of your graphics processing unit (GPU) and central processing unit (CPU). Ensure that neither component is reaching excessively high temperatures. Consider installing the original video drivers specifically designed for your laptop's graphics card.
OEM VGA drivers typically refer to either NVIDIA drivers or Intel HD graphics drivers. My temperature readings are within an acceptable range.
Please refer to the driver downloads on the ASUS website. Determine your laptop's precise model number and navigate to the manufacturer’s site (ASUS) by accessing the “downloads/support” section. OEM signifies “Original Equipment Manufacturer,” and since you’re using an ASUS laptop, you should obtain the OEM drivers from there. Based on my assessment, this link may be accurate for your device: https://www.asus.com/in/Laptops/ROG-Stri...k_Download