Hello,
I've recently installed Battlefield 1 and looking over the requirements I should be able to play with consistent 60 fps on low to medium settings but I am not reaching even near that fps. The most I could reach was 20-30 fps which is horrible experience with stutters every second.
My CPU shows 650 points on Cinebench r15 ,while other people have reached 1000 and above. Once I start playing games the clock speed drops down to around 1GHz and 100% usage and the clock speed never goes up until I minimize or close the game window. Usually my CPU should be able to reach stable 3.9 GHz with Turbo Boost , which it does until I start a game. I'm doing these testings with AC plugged in, High performance mode selected in Power options and with 100 % processor state. Battlefield 1 is using all 6 cores/12 threads, GPU usage is around 80% , so basically my question is how to force my CPU to work on full clock speed because from my limited experience that seems to be the problem for the low fps and stutters. I tried using ThrottleStop which resolves the problem by getting the CPU clock speed around 3.8 GHz but once I open BF1 it drops again around 1GHz. I have installed latest updates to every component so drivers should not be an issue.
I know this is not a gaming laptop but it looks powerful enough to play such games adequately.
Laptop specs : Dell XPS 15 9570
CPU : I7 8750H
GPU : Geforce 1050ti Max Q design.
RAM : 16 GB
Sorry for my bad English, looking forward your suggestions!
I've recently installed Battlefield 1 and looking over the requirements I should be able to play with consistent 60 fps on low to medium settings but I am not reaching even near that fps. The most I could reach was 20-30 fps which is horrible experience with stutters every second.
My CPU shows 650 points on Cinebench r15 ,while other people have reached 1000 and above. Once I start playing games the clock speed drops down to around 1GHz and 100% usage and the clock speed never goes up until I minimize or close the game window. Usually my CPU should be able to reach stable 3.9 GHz with Turbo Boost , which it does until I start a game. I'm doing these testings with AC plugged in, High performance mode selected in Power options and with 100 % processor state. Battlefield 1 is using all 6 cores/12 threads, GPU usage is around 80% , so basically my question is how to force my CPU to work on full clock speed because from my limited experience that seems to be the problem for the low fps and stutters. I tried using ThrottleStop which resolves the problem by getting the CPU clock speed around 3.8 GHz but once I open BF1 it drops again around 1GHz. I have installed latest updates to every component so drivers should not be an issue.
I know this is not a gaming laptop but it looks powerful enough to play such games adequately.
Laptop specs : Dell XPS 15 9570
CPU : I7 8750H
GPU : Geforce 1050ti Max Q design.
RAM : 16 GB
Sorry for my bad English, looking forward your suggestions!
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