well try the windose power profile the power saving is kind of broken for games
#CPU going to 0.79ghz for a short period
wicked grove
try lower gpu power limit to 65W
mental ice
most likely the charger, yeah. My laptop dips below that once I disconnect the charger, I could see that happen to you when your system uses more power than the charger is able to provice.
Do you have a dGPU?
if yes, then if it's an Nvidia GPU, try using Afterburner or X1 to modify the power limit, I think you can set it to be below your OEM's power config
However, if no dGPU, download Intel XTU, and check what's causing the throttling, if it indeed is power limiting, then try lowering your CPU's power usage in the meantime using XTU, by lowering frequency and/or core voltage. (important: do NOT use positive values for CPU core voltage. Undervolting is fine, but overvolting is dangerous territory)
mental ice
if yes, then if it's an Nvidia GPU, try using Afterburner or X1 to modify the po...
got it, try this
hmm yeah, you might be right
While connected to charger?
Sounds to me like it prioritizes keeping the battery charged over performance once it hits 80%
your laptop got one of those barrel plugs, right?
Okay good news
I looked up the charger for your laptop
It seems to be the standard dell charging plug. They've had this for a long while now, we're talking as in my intel 4800MQ laptop had that same charger type
so you don't need to specifically search for the charger for your laptop, just something that works with dell laptops
Yup
Just make sure to not buy the cheapest you can find. Try authentic dell if you can
hmm...
yeah that's abit too much
either way, proceed at own risk
mental ice
barrel
Probably doesn't support USB-C charging actually
not enough wattage for the CPU and GPU
Try finding old XTU versions
had that same problem trying to undervolt my 4th gen haswell system
huh
weird
Yeah, might be out of luck until you get that new charger tbh, there could be other things you could try, but I am not aware of what those things are, sorry I couldn't help with this
right
What is
the GPU?
oh got it
Did you change the power limits?
Is it working properly now?
fair fair
oh nice, u got XTU working
ah fair
has the cpu spiked down to 0.79ghz though?
is the charger connected?
hmmm
dumb idea but-
does your laptop have a way of disabling cores?
BIOS?
got it
what about using XTU
whoops
xtu lets you set per-core frequency, right?
oh i see what u mean
to be fair that was stressing both cpu and gpu which is uncommon in a lot of workloads
try using roblox and see what happens
mental ice
hmm :/