After using my laptop for a while, all is fine, but after a while, it will start heating up alot, which is normal, however in games the frames per second I get (i do not have a gaming laptop, but it can still get good FPS) will go down TRAMATECLY -li
After using my laptop for a while, all is fine, but after a while, it will start heating up alot, which is normal, however in games the frames per second I get (i do not have a gaming laptop, but it can still get good FPS) will go down TRAMATECLY -li
You can follow the steps below to have a goog FPS rate on your laptop:
Step 1. Get the latest drivers for your graphics card
Head to Device Manager in the Control Panel and click on Display adapters. You'll see the name of your graphics card.
Then, head to the relevant website to get the latest drivers. This will be either Intel, Nvidia or AMD. Don't go to the card manufacturer's site, such as Asus, MSI, Gigabyte or Sapphire. Be sure to choose the correct model of card, and the appropriate operating system.
Once downloaded, install the drivers and reboot your PC if necessary. Depending on the game, you might get up to 30 percent better performance with just a driver update.
Similarly, check if there's an update to the game itself. If you bought it via Steam, it should be updated automatically. Otherwise, check the game developer's website. Finally, make sure Windows itself is fully up to date. Unless you chose to disable the feature, updates should be installed automatically.
Step 2. Configure your Operating System Underpowered systems may not be able to run the graphical features of Windows and League of Legends effectively at the same time. You can turn off many of the advanced graphical features within Windows to improve your system's performance. While underpowered machines will see the most benefit from this step, most PCs may see an increase in performance by changing these settings:
Right-click Computer
Select Properties
Select Advanced System Settings
Select the Advanced tab.
Click Settings under Performance
Select the Adjust for best performance radial
Move to the Advanced tab
Select the Adjust for best performance of: Programs radial
I kept getting the blue screen with Driver Power State Failure error message and then my computer would restart. I found your product and it did not happen any more. I just purchased an anti-virus (kaspersky) and now it is doing it again. It is so frustrating. My computer is only 6 months old. It is a Asus desktop.