- Feb 16, 2020
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Hey y’all
I’ve had a gaming laptop (Dell G3 3590) for about six months now, and this last month i started getting performance drops when playing GTA 5. I ran many hardware tests and diagnostics which passed, and stress tests from Intel and Dell and all passed well. Because of this, I did a fresh install of windows trying to fix my issue and it did not work. Furthermore, I used Intel XTU to lower voltage by -.120.
my problem is when I’m playing GTA 5, I’m getting around 60% GPU utilization and 30 % CPU utilization, and my speeds stay around 2.2GHZ while staying at 67 degrees Celsius, which means it’s not thermal throttling at all. A month before, GTA 5 ran at 3.8 GHZ at 85 degrees Celsius with no issues and I concistently got around 120 frames, and now I’m getting around 70 with frame drops below 60 FPS. Are there any ways to force GTA 5 to use the CPU more and make the clock speed faster?
I’ve had a gaming laptop (Dell G3 3590) for about six months now, and this last month i started getting performance drops when playing GTA 5. I ran many hardware tests and diagnostics which passed, and stress tests from Intel and Dell and all passed well. Because of this, I did a fresh install of windows trying to fix my issue and it did not work. Furthermore, I used Intel XTU to lower voltage by -.120.
my problem is when I’m playing GTA 5, I’m getting around 60% GPU utilization and 30 % CPU utilization, and my speeds stay around 2.2GHZ while staying at 67 degrees Celsius, which means it’s not thermal throttling at all. A month before, GTA 5 ran at 3.8 GHZ at 85 degrees Celsius with no issues and I concistently got around 120 frames, and now I’m getting around 70 with frame drops below 60 FPS. Are there any ways to force GTA 5 to use the CPU more and make the clock speed faster?
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