Question my cpu usage kept droppping when playing games

[giancassa]

hi guys im new here im wondering if you guys can help me so recently ive been having some problem when playing games my cpu usage kept dropping randomly and it causes my game to lag like for example i was playing titanfall 2 my cpu usage was about 48-55 percent and then suddenly it dropped to 28 for a split second and it goes up to normal again this causes quite a huge framedrop i know that this only happens a few times but its quite annoying for me do you guys have any suggestion? my specs are:
i7 10750h
rtx 2060
16 gb of ram
thanks

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

all games you try have the same random % drop?

 

[sizzling]

What are the cpu and gpu temperatures when this happens?

 

[giancassa]

all games you try have the same random % drop?

yea man i first notice the issue when playing pes 21 (football) and then when i tried titanfall the same thing happen

 

[giancassa]

What are the cpu and gpu temperatures when this happens?

cpu at 95-96 gpu a91 but isnt that normal for laptop? temp i know desktop pc have lower temp because it have more room for the component to dissipate the heat

 

[Jason H.]

cpu at 95-96 gpu a91 but isnt that normal for laptop? temp i know desktop pc have lower temp because it have more room for the component to dissipate the heat

I mean its in a safe range, but its at the very high end of the safe range. I would assume some type of throttling is going on dropping the usage to try and keep thermals within a decent range.

 

[giancassa]

I mean its in a safe range, but its at the very high end of the safe range. I would assume some type of throttling is going on dropping the usage to try and keep thermals within a decent range.

how can i make this to stop. will undervolting my cpu help?

 

[giancassa]

oh yea and i forgot to mention i did go to regedit to do this proccess

1. Open Run dialog box by pressing Start + R.
2. Type regedit into the text box and hit Enter.
3. Click Yes in the User Account Control window.
4. Expand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SYSTEM, CurrentControlSet, and Control in order.
5. Right click on the Power folder.
6. Choose New from the context menu and select Key from submenu.
7. Name the new key as PowerThrottling and hit Enter.
8. Right click on PowerThrottling.
9. Choose New from the context menu and select DWORD (32-bit) Value from submenu.
10. Name it as PowerThrottlingOff and hit Enter.
11. Double click on PowerThrottlingOff to edit.
12. Change the Value data from 0 to 1 and click OK

it helps a bit but the stutter still exist from time to time

 

[JWNoctis]

oh yea and i forgot to mention i did go to regedit to do this proccess

1. Open Run dialog box by pressing Start + R.
2. Type regedit into the text box and hit Enter.
3. Click Yes in the User Account Control window.
4. Expand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, SYSTEM, CurrentControlSet, and Control in order.
5. Right click on the Power folder.
6. Choose New from the context menu and select Key from submenu.
7. Name the new key as PowerThrottling and hit Enter.
8. Right click on PowerThrottling.
9. Choose New from the context menu and select DWORD (32-bit) Value from submenu.
10. Name it as PowerThrottlingOff and hit Enter.
11. Double click on PowerThrottlingOff to edit.
12. Change the Value data from 0 to 1 and click OK

it helps a bit but the stutter still exist from time to time

That's practically the equivalent to 'repairing' a gas leak by disabling the gas alarm, as far as your laptop is concerned.

While not nearly as dangerous to your own life and limb, it's still not a good idea.

How old is your laptop? Is this high temperature and stuttering recent? If it is, get a can of compressed air and blow the dust out. See if that helps.

 

[giancassa]

That's practically the equivalent to 'repairing' a gas leak by disabling the gas alarm, as far as your laptop is concerned.

While not nearly as dangerous to your own life and limb, it's still not a good idea.

How old is your laptop? Is this high temperature and stuttering recent? If it is, get a can of compressed air and blow the dust out. See if that helps.

not even a year old. i never really checked the temp prior to this stuttering issue and i asked my friend who have a gaming laptop his temp is practically same like mine and he never encountered this issue