- Jul 16, 2014
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Greetings everyone,
I'm writing with hope that someone can help with a problem.Let me begin by saying that the machine is a quite new HP Pavillion 17 with intel graphics 630 and Nvidia 1050TI.The plan is to use this mainly for gaming but other stuff aswell.So now I will get into more details what really is the issue right here.
It seems that while I'm playing on the laptop at random intervals I receive huge FPS drops which really ruin my gaming experience.What really is happening is that while playing Im using the Nvidia graphics as main unit and the intel one also works on low % (shown in the Task Manager).So what I've investigated these fps drops occur for a short time and the reason for them in my opinion is that for some reason I think the laptop starts prioritizing the intel graphics for a short period and then switches back to full power on the nvidia and FPS goes back to normal.Now I have tested this on 2 games which are Dota 2 and World of Warships.I'm experiencing the problem on both having drops from 120 FPS to 20 for a little time but its really troublesome.I have checked the temperatures and its not an overheating issue and also Ive made the needed changes to the settings both in the Nvidia control panel and in the Intel one aswell.As Im writing this today I found out that I cannot update the intel graphics driver with a new version because it says the driver is not compatible with the processor which was a complete shock as my processor is in the list with ones that could use the update.
Any help would be greatly appreciated and thank you for your time reading this!
I'm writing with hope that someone can help with a problem.Let me begin by saying that the machine is a quite new HP Pavillion 17 with intel graphics 630 and Nvidia 1050TI.The plan is to use this mainly for gaming but other stuff aswell.So now I will get into more details what really is the issue right here.
It seems that while I'm playing on the laptop at random intervals I receive huge FPS drops which really ruin my gaming experience.What really is happening is that while playing Im using the Nvidia graphics as main unit and the intel one also works on low % (shown in the Task Manager).So what I've investigated these fps drops occur for a short time and the reason for them in my opinion is that for some reason I think the laptop starts prioritizing the intel graphics for a short period and then switches back to full power on the nvidia and FPS goes back to normal.Now I have tested this on 2 games which are Dota 2 and World of Warships.I'm experiencing the problem on both having drops from 120 FPS to 20 for a little time but its really troublesome.I have checked the temperatures and its not an overheating issue and also Ive made the needed changes to the settings both in the Nvidia control panel and in the Intel one aswell.As Im writing this today I found out that I cannot update the intel graphics driver with a new version because it says the driver is not compatible with the processor which was a complete shock as my processor is in the list with ones that could use the update.
Any help would be greatly appreciated and thank you for your time reading this!
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