There's a problem with my laptop - When not plugged in it is noticably faster. 8-9x faster, at that. As apposed to getting about 15 frames in CS;GO, I get high 60s..
Anyone else have this problem, or have a solution?
Have you checked your power options?
newphag .
Check battery options in your toolbar. It is probably on Power Saver.
Power option brah .
you may set the power option to power saving mode .
Originally Posted by Deemo
Check battery options in your toolbar. It is probably on Power Saver.
Originally Posted by Freedom(GG)
Power option brah .
you may set the power option to power saving mode .
Originally Posted by Prometheois117
thats odd?try google search lol
No worries m8 I have it too just with both on high performance, probably your CPU and GPU automatically use less power. Don't know how to change it but if it could you will drown ur battery
Google is my best friend you should try it out!
CS:GO on a laptop? Time to upgrade to a desktop buddy.
Originally Posted by NormenJaydenFBI
CS:GO on a laptop? Time to upgrade to a desktop buddy.
Oh trust me - I'd love to, but I have a 1.2k dollar laptop, so my budget for upgrades is quite low.
i5 quad core with 8GB RAM
Apparently my PCI is the problem, anyone wanna help
inb4 'laptops r shity get a pc ur laptop is uverpriced'
I don't care about that. I got it for a few hundred.
Originally Posted by csgoskinsmarket
Google is my best friend you should try it out!
To you I have to say:
There are no answers for my exact problem on google. They all pointed me to PCI, of which I have no idea how to fix it nor how much it will be;
Google may be your friend, but your friend is sometimes utterly useless.
Originally Posted by Prometheois117
Oh trust me - I'd love to, but I have a 1.2k dollar laptop, so my budget for upgrades is quite low.
i5 quad core with 8GB RAM
Apparently my PCI is the problem, anyone wanna help
inb4 'laptops r shity get a pc ur laptop is uverpriced'
I don't care about that. I got it for a few hundred.
To you I have to say:
There are no answers for my exact problem on google. They all pointed me to PCI, of which I have no idea how to fix it nor how much it will be;
Google may be your friend, but your friend is sometimes utterly useless.