Question Why is my laptop on charging suddenly from 60 fps goes to 2-10 fps?

[vandit.dsyadav]

I have done everything to prevent this. I have done a factory reset i have done the maximum processor thing, i have undervolted disabled turbo boost. Everything but it still stutters.
My laptop specs:
Hp 15 - da0007ne
Graphic card integrated intel uhd 620 with nvidia GeForce mx 130
Ram: 16 GB
Processor : Intel i7 8th gen 8550 U @1.80Ghz 2.00 Ghz
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Please help me somebody i have done a forum in nvidia which was open for 2 months and didn't get a solution

 

[Diddly]

Is the game switching from the mx 130 to the uhd 620? have you tried the settings for nvidia control panel to configure which GPU to use for each game? apologies if you've already tried this

 

[onespeedbiker]

Asking this question, does that mean the issue is only when the battery is charging? Could be a failing battery or Ac adapter.

 

[vandit.dsyadav]

Is the game switching from the mx 130 to the uhd 620? have you tried the settings for nvidia control panel to configure which GPU to use for each game? apologies if you've already tried this

I have done to run it at the default processor at high performance nvidia. I dont know what happens on charging. I cleaned the dust from the fans today also.

 

[vandit.dsyadav]

Asking this question, does that mean the issue is only when the battery is charging? Could be a failing battery or Ac adapter.

yes it only happens when it is charging , without charging it has some minute stutters which i dont mind. On charging the game is like going very smooth and suddenly goes to 2-5 fps

 

[Diddly]

have you tried this?

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WWS-_SOV_4

 

[vandit.dsyadav]

have you tried this?

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WWS-_SOV_4

I have done every single thinnggg. It just gives me fps drops on charging.

 

[henterpriser]

I have done every single thinnggg. It just gives me fps drops on charging.

Monitor what exactly happens when you connect to AC. check the gpu and cpu clock/voltage.

 

[onespeedbiker]

You may want to try another AC adapter. Over time the plug loosens up so there is a poor connection, which can slow down the graphics as your latptop continually switching from AC to battery. It could also be the AC adapter shorting out, causing the same issue. Have you tried running you laptop without the battery?

 

[vandit.dsyadav]

Monitor what exactly happens when you connect to AC. check the gpu and cpu clock/voltage.

My cpu is i7 8550u and its base clock speed is 1.8 ghz to 2.00 ghz, but when BD prochot is enabled it stays on 0.3 Ghz and jumps to 2.8 Ghz , How to stop these things by throttlestop

 

[vandit.dsyadav]

You may want to try another AC adapter. Over time the plug loosens up so there is a poor connection, which can slow down the graphics as your latptop continually switching from AC to battery. It could also be the AC adapter shorting out, causing the same issue. Have you tried running you laptop without the battery?

I had 2 adapters of my laptop , both do the same thing

 

[henterpriser]

Hello check this out..

Quoting from https://www.dell.com/community/XPS/XPS-9560-Stuck-at-0-798-GHz-BD-PROCHOT/td-p/7350884

"This typically happens when a sensor goes bad on your motherboard or in your power adapter. When this happens, it will permanently send a signal to your CPU telling it to throttle to its lowest speed. It usually has nothing to do with temperature. Just a bad sensor.
If you have access to a different power adapter, try that first. Once a sensor goes bad, there is no easy way to diagnose what sensor so all a tech can do is replace parts. If you are still under warranty, call Dell. If your warranty is up, is it worth the cost of installing a new motherboard? Keep in mind that whatever sensor failed will likely fail again.
Using ThrottleStop to solve this problem costs nothing and it has saved a lot of computers from ending up in the landfill. Here is a simple way to add it to your Windows start up sequence using the Task Scheduler. http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/the-throttlestop-guide.531329/#post-6865107"

hope it fixes your problem
GoodLuck

 

[lga1156_ftw]

Download aida64 extreme trial and run system stability test with CPU it might tell you what causes the throttling. Its really good program to check temperature sensors etc on the board.
You could still try to test if there is something wrong with DC jack, but i agree with henterpriser might be somekind of temperature sensor issue.

 

[vandit.dsyadav]

Fir

Hello check this out..

Quoting from https://www.dell.com/community/XPS/XPS-9560-Stuck-at-0-798-GHz-BD-PROCHOT/td-p/7350884

"This typically happens when a sensor goes bad on your motherboard or in your power adapter. When this happens, it will permanently send a signal to your CPU telling it to throttle to its lowest speed. It usually has nothing to do with temperature. Just a bad sensor.
If you have access to a different power adapter, try that first. Once a sensor goes bad, there is no easy way to diagnose what sensor so all a tech can do is replace parts. If you are still under warranty, call Dell. If your warranty is up, is it worth the cost of installing a new motherboard? Keep in mind that whatever sensor failed will likely fail again.
Using ThrottleStop to solve this problem costs nothing and it has saved a lot of computers from ending up in the landfill. Here is a simple way to add it to your Windows start up sequence using the Task Scheduler. http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/the-throttlestop-guide.531329/#post-6865107"

hope it fixes your problem
GoodLuck

First of all i have a hp laptop and its warranty has been expired

 

[vandit.dsyadav]

Download aida64 extreme trial and run system stability test with CPU it might tell you what causes the throttling. Its really good program to check temperature sensors etc on the board.
You could still try to test if there is something wrong with DC jack, but i agree with henterpriser might be somekind of temperature sensor issue.

Can i post a video here because i want to show you the game with the riva tuner, I open games its like 60fps and after 2-3 mins goes to 10 fps and the clock speed also locks down at 0.33 mhz

 

[vandit.dsyadav]

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IjtzOdXb5uPDsUMUmYDnpDPupmQMR6cv
Here is the stats of aida 64, i also used intel xtu and saw there was always current limit throttling and on stress test sudden thermal throttling and power throttling both. Please can i fix these things with any software cos its lockdown and i cant go anywhere for repair.

 

[lga1156_ftw]

Just select gpu and cpu on aida64 system stability test. Then only show the temperature tab. We can already see this Is thermal not power throttling issue.

 

[lga1156_ftw]

Open the advanced tab In Intel xtu and undervolt the cpu Core voltage slider To
-100mv then apply. Do a stress test with and without undervolt To see performance and temperature change.