Fps lag on my mx17

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One of the more common issues found in laptops is heat throttling from the exhaust vents getting clogged. I'll suggest downloading and running HWMonitor http/www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html to check your temperatures to begin with. Let us know the max they hit when you try to run WarThunder or other game that is running slower.

 

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Ok

 

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And if that isn't the problem?

 

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C12Friedman :

One of the more common issues found in laptops is heat throttling from the exhaust vents getting clogged. I'll suggest downloading and running HWMonitor http/www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html to check your temperatures to begin with. Let us know the max they hit when you try to run WarThunder or other game that is running slower.

how do i send you the data?

 

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C12Friedman :

One of the more common issues found in laptops is heat throttling from the exhaust vents getting clogged. I'll suggest downloading and running HWMonitor http/www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html to check your temperatures to begin with. Let us know the max they hit when you try to run WarThunder or other game that is running slower.

well the temps on max are 78

 

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are you still here?

 

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That's good, I'll have you go through this next - follow each part step-by-step http/www.tomshardware.com/forum/8263-63-simple-free-guide-removing-malware

One other thing to do (after the scans) is to update your Intel HD Graphics driver

Hopefully between the two, you'll get back to speed.

 

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Ok Im doing what you said right now but how do I update Intel HD graphics?

 

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You need to first determine which Intel driver you'll need - that's determined by your CPU - you can find that by searching your CPU model number here http/ark.intel.com/products/64889/Intel-Core-i7-3820QM-Processor-8M-Cache-up-to-3_70-GHz?q=i7-3820QM - I had selected the i7-3820QM for an example - scrolling down a bit there's a section titled Graphics Specifications where (in the case of the i7-3820QM) it states Intel Graphics HD 4000 so if that was your CPU, you'd then search here https/downloadcenter.intel.com/search?keyword=hd+4000+drivers (I already did HD 4000 as an example) for your driver

 

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Well it's not a virus

 

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after i install it should i restart?

 

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i installed so what now?

 

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Yep, restart see if any change in performance

 

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C12Friedman :

Yep, restart see if any change in performance

k i restarted let see now brb

 

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Did you get the GFXUIE thing figured?

 

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thx sir i think it did the trick anyway if something comes up i will msg you

 

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Open the device manager, look for any exclamation marks or other notices there especially under network adapters

 

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I fixed it. Now everything works fine. If any problems show up I'll msg you thx again

 

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