So I bought a laptop, that didn't had win10 on it. So I installed win10 and all necesary drivers ( bye that I mean Nvidia, Intel, and everything that was on Asus' site), but it looks like it's underperforming. The main game that i'm trying to play is Overwatch, and it should run the game at least on low settings, but on the lowest settings i get only 15-20 fps at best. And it does the same thing with every other game.
The only thing that looks off, is that if i check the "My PC" properties, it says that i have 4 GB RAM, but 3,88 GB is usable.
I tried to fix this, but nothing worked ( I looked up forums and tutorials), and the only solution I didn't tried is updating my BIOS. When I looked up the newest BIOS version, it was the same as mine (.308). Another solution was to change some things in BIOS settings, but strangely my BIOS had very few options.
I also tried to forcefully start the games with the dedicated video card , but I got the same results. (When i tried to do the same but with my other video card it turned out that already I used my dedicated card, because with the other one couldn't even run the game).
My specs:
Laptop: Asus A541U
System type: X541UVK
System: Windows 10 64-bits
Video card: Intel HD Graphics 620
Dedicated Video card: Nvidia GeForce 920MX
Processor: Intel Core i3-7100U, 2.40 GHz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
DirectX 12
Bios: Date: 01/30/18
Verison: .308 and in dxdiag 05.0000C (why is there a difference?)
in dxdiag there is some 'Paging file' (I'm not sure if its called that 'cause my windows isn't english):
in use:6851 MB, free: 2516 MB
So I don't know why it's so slow , maybe i forgot to install some driver, or I must update my BIOS, or it is something i didn't even thinked about?
The only thing that looks off, is that if i check the "My PC" properties, it says that i have 4 GB RAM, but 3,88 GB is usable.
I tried to fix this, but nothing worked ( I looked up forums and tutorials), and the only solution I didn't tried is updating my BIOS. When I looked up the newest BIOS version, it was the same as mine (.308). Another solution was to change some things in BIOS settings, but strangely my BIOS had very few options.
I also tried to forcefully start the games with the dedicated video card , but I got the same results. (When i tried to do the same but with my other video card it turned out that already I used my dedicated card, because with the other one couldn't even run the game).
My specs:
Laptop: Asus A541U
System type: X541UVK
System: Windows 10 64-bits
Video card: Intel HD Graphics 620
Dedicated Video card: Nvidia GeForce 920MX
Processor: Intel Core i3-7100U, 2.40 GHz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
DirectX 12
Bios: Date: 01/30/18
Verison: .308 and in dxdiag 05.0000C (why is there a difference?)
in dxdiag there is some 'Paging file' (I'm not sure if its called that 'cause my windows isn't english):
in use:6851 MB, free: 2516 MB
So I don't know why it's so slow , maybe i forgot to install some driver, or I must update my BIOS, or it is something i didn't even thinked about?