#my fps has dropped help

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lone bear
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nonsense cpu model

Please rewrite

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(The latest CPU generation for Intel Core is 14th; Core Ultra, 1st)

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Also, this is a laptop or desktop?

wicked swallow
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13th

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idk what i typed sorry

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laptop

lone bear
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how long have you owned the laptop?

wicked swallow
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last year october

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2023

wicked swallow
lone bear
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Run the Time Spy benchmark and post the results screen. (Basic edition; it's a demo on its Steam page)

wicked swallow
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alr

wicked swallow
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what now

lone bear
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Install and run this. When prompted, tick "sensors-only" and let it finish opening. Once it's open, without closing HWINFO64, re-run the 3DMark test.

Once 3DMark finishes, screenshot and post the contents of HWINFO64. Of interest are all CPU and GPU sections.

wicked swallow
wicked swallow
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@lone bear

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gm

lone bear
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GPU memory never increases clocks from near idle

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If this laptop isn't plugged in, plug it in.

If it were, unplug it, and plug it in again, after 15 seconds

Also give the laptop maker's utilities a check and toggle some kind of performance mode or profile. Usually I'd probably try to change it to some kind of power saver, then back to balanced or performance and see what happens

wicked swallow
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im using ultimate preformance mode

wicked swallow
lone bear
wicked swallow
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this is what it said in the alienware app when i launched fortnite

lone bear
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Do you use MSI Afterburner?

wicked swallow
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nope

lone bear
wicked swallow
lone bear
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Going to need to do some more drastic things

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First, try using the Media Creation Tool to make a USB installation disk.

DO NOT RESTART YOUR PC

Instead, run the setup on the USB you just made. You can skip the updating part.

When it asks you to confirm that it will upgrade while keeping apps and documents, check that it really is what it is saying, then go ahead and perform an over-install.

wicked swallow
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when e changed my resolution in fn i started getting more fps but still not like before

lone bear
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(It's optional, but you really should back up your personal files just in case it goes wrong.)

wicked swallow
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do i need a usb?

lone bear
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Yes, of 8GB+

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If you don't have one, I suggest buying a 64GB to start with. Any smaller capacity is poor value when you want to reuse the drive later on.

wicked swallow
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alr ima check if i have one

wicked swallow
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does this count

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its an extenal drive i think

lone bear
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You can use this to backup your personal files, but I wouldn't suggest using this as your USB install disk

wicked swallow
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damn alright

wicked swallow
lone bear
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You NEED to manually make copies of what's in your personal folders (Documents, Pictures, Videos, maybe other folders you can find in C:\Users\(your username))

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Restore Points only deal with the basis system information and system files. It does not deal with personal files. And the points are irrelevant if you replace the OS anyway.