Low FPS

**Gazz** · 08-05-2016

When I play a game it starts good 70-90 FPS by 3-5 mins it goes to 30-40 , I am using a laptop with a fan under it , what else I can do ?

**[MPGH]Cursed** · 08-05-2016

Get a real PC.

**Gazz** · 08-05-2016

Originally Posted by Cursed

Get a real PC.

I have PS4 , but I like to play CS GO here , also my specs are good but I face the overheat shit .

**[MPGH]Hugo Boss** · 08-05-2016

Is it an extra fan?

**Gazz** · 08-05-2016

Laptop table with a fan.

**[MPGH]Lily** · 08-05-2016

Hmm ... laptop cooling mat , also keep your laptop elevated so that the heat goes evenly out. You might as well stop some applications or check to see if there are other programs running that is unwanted

**Poseidon** · 08-05-2016

Turn off v-sync and anti-aliasing. Lower graphics.

**Gixxer** · 08-06-2016

Check for drivers updates. Maybe there is a fix for your lappie out there?

**FatAssHacker123** · 08-08-2016

Disabling Anti-aliasing always helps me get 10-15 extra fps, also reduce shadow quality or disable shadows if possible. Shader quality also consumes some fps. Anything you think that is just an extra can be reduced, like effects (smoke, dust, etc)

**Gazz** · 08-08-2016

Originally Posted by FatAssHacker123

Disabling Anti-aliasing always helps me get 10-15 extra fps, also reduce shadow quality or disable shadows if possible. Shader quality also consumes some fps. Anything you think that is just an extra can be reduced, like effects (smoke, dust, etc)

Okay , thanks .

**~Defalt** · 08-18-2016

Update Video Drivers, helped me for NMS for example, had like 5-10 fps when entering the ship, but can run BF4 on Ultra
And disable VSync, might help you out

**[MPGH]Ahl** · 08-18-2016

I recommend you to use Razer Cortex. It will close any processes that aren't needed when gaming.

This should keep your FPS more consistent now

**Gazz** · 08-19-2016

When I limit FPS , it becomes better .

**[MPGH]Ahl** · 08-22-2016

Originally Posted by Gazz

When I limit FPS , it becomes better .

This is always recommended. Staying approximately 10% lower than your max FPS would ensure your FPS doesn't get jumpy.

That's normally the issue with most computers where the FPS suddenly drops, thus lots of complaints. Not sure why people recommend fps_max 0

**Gazz** · 08-22-2016

Originally Posted by Ahlwong

This is always recommended. Staying approximately 10% lower than your max FPS would ensure your FPS doesn't get jumpy.

That's normally the issue with most computers where the FPS suddenly drops, thus lots of complaints. Not sure why people recommend fps_max 0

Thanks man .

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