Hey there guys. So I am having issues with my new ASUS Q534U Laptop. I bought this laptop with the understanding that it was a pretty hefty rig and would run almost anything I threw at it with High to Max settings. So I will cover the specs before we go into exactly what it is doing.
-15.6in 4K Display
-Intel Core i7-7500u
-16 GB DDR4 2133MHz SDRAM
-NVidia GTX 950m, 2GB VRAM
-512GB SATA3 SSD & 2TB 5400RPM SATA HDD
So, now to get into my issues. I'm having game breaking frame rate issues in multiple games. Games that I have installed on my Steam that I have tried so far are: Planet Coaster, Skyrim: Special Edition, Transport Fever, Cities: Skylines, and World in Conflict (Older game that should run fantastically). I'm averaging 8-10 FPS, Maxing at 11 FPS and dropping down as low as 2-5 FPS in all games except for Skyrim which averaged 30 FPS on High settings. Messed around with settings on Cities: Skylines and Transport Fever, no matter what settings I had it one, my FPS did not change, stayed between 9-11 FPS. I know for a fact there is an issue because my old laptop ran games better than this and it was an old ASUS ROG with a 660M and an i5-2500.. If anyone can provide some input, it would be greatly appreciated!
-15.6in 4K Display
-Intel Core i7-7500u
-16 GB DDR4 2133MHz SDRAM
-NVidia GTX 950m, 2GB VRAM
-512GB SATA3 SSD & 2TB 5400RPM SATA HDD
So, now to get into my issues. I'm having game breaking frame rate issues in multiple games. Games that I have installed on my Steam that I have tried so far are: Planet Coaster, Skyrim: Special Edition, Transport Fever, Cities: Skylines, and World in Conflict (Older game that should run fantastically). I'm averaging 8-10 FPS, Maxing at 11 FPS and dropping down as low as 2-5 FPS in all games except for Skyrim which averaged 30 FPS on High settings. Messed around with settings on Cities: Skylines and Transport Fever, no matter what settings I had it one, my FPS did not change, stayed between 9-11 FPS. I know for a fact there is an issue because my old laptop ran games better than this and it was an old ASUS ROG with a 660M and an i5-2500.. If anyone can provide some input, it would be greatly appreciated!