#rtx 2060m driver problem

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empty tree
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helo when my laptop switch to rtx graphic screen get very laggy but fps is very good
please help me
my driver is the last version i dont have any issues whit older driver

hard radish
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This one?

empty tree
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yes

hard radish
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Please define laggy

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Laggy and good fps do not compute

empty tree
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what

hard radish
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OK so

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A game has high fps = animation is smooth

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A laggy game = game reaction is delayed compared to your input

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A game can have both happening, but a lot of people say laggy when they mean low fps

empty tree
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i have 144 fps but on screen it10

hard radish
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What game

empty tree
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when screen go on rtx evry thing in lag

hard radish
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Is this an external display?

empty tree
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no its laptop display

hard radish
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Does this happen only when you're in dGPU-only mode?

empty tree
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yes

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in older driver it was fine

hard radish
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In where is it reporting 144 fps?

empty tree
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in game

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show fps

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apex legends

hard radish
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Is this lag only while in the game, or does it affect the desktop, or other games?

empty tree
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evry where

hard radish
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Since it's in dGPU-only mode, please show me the "Change display resolution" page in the NVIDIA Control Panel

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I want to see what's in it

empty tree
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all aplicatin on gpu

empty tree
hard radish
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This display does not look like it supports VRR. For now, let's put this information aside for now

In an affected game, press ALT-R and tell me what it says

empty tree
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i press alt r but nothing happen

hard radish
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Something seems broken here.

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I'm going to ask you to do the following steps in order.

empty tree
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ok

hard radish
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  • revert the display mode to auto, and restart your computer. This will let you use the iGPU
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Since your display isn't VRR, your games may work better without forcing dGPU mode anyway

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Let me know if it works around the problem.

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If you want to, you should then do the following, to see if it's the drivers being busted:

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  • run DDU for both the GeForce and your iGPU. This is usually Intel, but some computers have AMD.
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  • after it's done wiping both sets of drivers, install the latest driver package from your iGPU maker first (or the manufacturer's site, if it's unusable), then followed by the GeForce driver from NVIDIA.com, then restart.
    Set the display mode to dGPU mode, then restart again.

Now check if the games work properly.

If it still doesn't work, you may have a bug to report to NVIDIA.

empty tree
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ok thank i do it later and ill tell you

hard radish
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(It might also be a bug to report to the laptop manufacturer, but they probably don't care about anything out of warranty)

empty tree
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thank you bro it fixfed

hard radish
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Glad to hear.