CPU responsiveness causing FPS drops?

Croppel · Feb 17, 2015

So I have been bothered with random FPS drops for quite a while now. I can play any game, CS:GO for example with an average FPS at 80-90. Then every so often it will start dropping to 10-20 fps for about 30seconds, restore and after 2-3 minutes repeat the same process. It is really annoying, and really frustrating. I have tried stuff like un-parking my CPU but with no luck.

How ever, with the program that I used to un-park my CPU's (Process Lasso) I was able to register changes in the CPU responsiveness every time my FPS drops. I got some screen shots...

http://imgur.com/IHYTAHS
http://imgur.com/PiYhQNl

Both of theese photos was taken within minutes of each other.
Please help, since I can't handle the frustration anymore! .__.

Bossyfins · Feb 17, 2015

Refer to this, so we can aid you more easily.

Croppel · Feb 18, 2015

CPU/APU: Is it overclocked? Intel Core i7 4700MQ, Not overclocked.

Motherboard: Manufacturer: Lenovo
Model: INVALID 31900058Std
Chipset: Intel Haswell Rev. 06
Southbridge: Intel ID8C49 Rev. 05
Brand: Lenovo
Version: 79CN47WW(V3.06)
Date: 03/06/2013

RAM: model number, number of dimms, and how fast it is running now.
(Dont understand CPU-Z at this point. I can upload photoss of Memory and SPD if neccesary.)

Power Supply: needs the wattage and exact model number
(Also unknown to me. I have a laptop...)

Graphics Card: Is it overclocked? Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600, Not overclocked.

Hard Disk Drive:

Solid State Disk Drive:

Operating System: and whether 32 or 64 bit: Windows 8.1 64bit

I hope this help. Alot of the slots I was unable to answer to because I dont know them. It is a Laptop I use, which is a Lenovo G510.
Thanks again for your time.

Bossyfins · Feb 18, 2015

Since you said a laptop, I recommend you check your CPU temperature.

1. Download HWMonitor and Prime95
2. Stress test the system while monitoring CPU temps
3. Post your TEMPS here

Croppel · Feb 18, 2015

Value: 64-69*C (after test, been at this for a while)
Min: 62*C (143*F)
Max: 99*C (210*F)

Bossyfins · Feb 18, 2015

I think if you have more cooling allowed to the bottom of the laptop, you shouldn't get low FPS.

The MAX temp is a little higher than you wanted.

Croppel · Feb 18, 2015

Yeah, after reading a bit around the web I figured that might be the case. I have now lowered the power intensity, done a fan cleaning process and added my cooling pad underneath my laptop. Thanks anyway

Bossyfins · Feb 18, 2015

No problem sir! Happy to help

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