FPS Lag Spikes

[YousefXPlayz]

i Have a lag spikes in everygame.
i Have tried alot of things none of them worked.
I Tried:
1- Windows update
2-Formate
3-Updating the drivers
4-Reinstall The Game
and i benchmarked the games and i found that iam running the games normally on 40 - 50 % load and 86c - 97c is that normal ?? and thx

 

[atomicWAR]

No your temps are way to hot. under full load you don't, generally, want to exceed 85C (for CPU) and maybe 90C (GPU). What are your full system specs and which temps are 86C-96C?

 

[YousefXPlayz]

No your temps are way to hot. under full load you don't, generally, want to exceed 85C (for CPU) and maybe 90C (GPU). What are your full system specs and which temps are 86C-96C?

i have a laptop Lenovo Z51-70
Specs:
CPU: intel core i7-5500u 2.40 GHZ
Graphics Card : (1): AMD radeon R9 M375 (2): INTEL HD graphics 5500
Ram : 8gb
system type : 64 bit
windows 10 pro

 

[atomicWAR]

Your laptop is pretty under-powered for gaming. Not totally useless spec wise but not good either. As for the temps and CPU? usage...your clearly hitting a thermal bottleneck at 97C which is way to hot for my comfort (laptop I may expect/accept 85C maybe 90C if under 100% load). What do both CPU and GPU temps/usage look like in game (you did not specify which you were showing temps/usage for in your earlier posts)?

 

[YousefXPlayz]

Your laptop is pretty under-powered for gaming. Not totally useless spec wise but not good either. As for the temps and CPU? usage...your clearly hitting a thermal bottleneck at 97C which is way to hot for my comfort (laptop I may expect/accept 85C maybe 90C if under 100% load). What do both CPU and GPU temps/usage look like in game (you did not specify which you were showing temps/usage for in your earlier posts)?

I asked many people about my problem and they told me to by a cooling fan for my laptop and for the usag/temps

1:Cpu 45%\85c
2:gpu 60%\97c and in some times it went to 100c for the gpu and thx

 

[atomicWAR]

Yeah you clearly have a thermal bottleneck. BOTH your CPU and GPU are getting too hot, especially your GPU. A laptop cooler might help but I would not expect any miracles either with those temps either. The thinner a laptop is the more trouble it has cooling off. Yours is a fairly slim design from what I could find of it online. With those kind of temps I honestly wouldn't expect your laptop to last very long either (few years...maybe). Things you can do to help it last longer:

1. Get a laptop cooler
2. Never use your laptop on your lap/bed/pillow...always use a hard surface to ensure airflow is decent
3. You could try using some canned air to clean out any dust from the heat sink/fan holes
4. Don't game on your laptop or run any program that will run your CPU/GPU under heavy load. If you do...
5. Save for a new laptop, you're going to need one in the nearish future.

Sorry the news is not better.