Question Why can't my laptop run games that it should definitely run on at least 60 FPS ?

[SSSSNAKE]

My laptop running Windows 11 cant run games on at least medium graphics settings but it barely reaches 30fps and my laptop should run games, not that i play high end games like rdr2, i played the walking dead season 1 not even on max settings and it cant reach 60fps, i tried almost every method on youtube but it didnt work, can someone please help me, i got jalopy, i opened the game the main menu was running on 60fps, but the game itself was barely reaching 30fps.

Laptop specs:

Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 5500U with Radeon Graphics
Graphics card: AMD Radeon(TM) Graphics (512mb)
RAM: 8gb of ram

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

if this laptop is using the CPU's integrated graphics and only 8GB of system RAM i wouldn't even expect it to reach 30fps on most modern games.

i tried almost every method on youtube

there is no magic method of improving system performance when the hardware just doesn't have the power necessary.

if you want to enjoy modern gaming on your computer you should find one that is actually intended for gaming.

 

[hang-the-9]

My laptop running Windows 11 cant run games on at least medium graphics settings but it barely reaches 30fps and my laptop should run games, not that i play high end games like rdr2, i played the walking dead season 1 not even on max settings and it cant reach 60fps, i tried almost every method on youtube but it didnt work, can someone please help me, i got jalopy, i opened the game the main menu was running on 60fps, but the game itself was barely reaching 30fps.

Laptop specs:

Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 5500U with Radeon Graphics
Graphics card: AMD Radeon(TM) Graphics (512mb)
RAM: 8gb of ram

You said "not even on max settings" can it reach 60fps, you either wrote that wrong or are mistaken about what max settings do. Maxing out the settings makes the game harder to run not easier. You need to lower settings to get higher fps. That is also an older game you tried, it may be an issue with the game running on the system in general. Do a benchmark test like 3DMark or Passmark and compare your results to other results with the same CPU and video chip as yours.