#GPU Problems

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digital quarry
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So I'm using a aptop with the RTX 4060 Mobile and I have all of the Subnautica settings on high. I have v sync off and I set the frame rate limit to 100 frames per second. My Monitor runs at 165 Hertz. Is it normal for me to get screen tearing when I move the cursor around really fast?

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I also don't even get 100 fps all the time with these settings but when I turn V sync on I get more frames per second but the frame rate isn't as constant

digital quarry
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Also I took my laptop to Memory Express and they told me that no hardware problems were found but I'm still getting microstutters. I don't know what they're coming from

royal rock
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High temps are caused by 2 things: dust build up and dried thermal paste

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Open up the laptop and spray the fans and heat sink thoroughly with canned air (this will not harm the components)

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Spray until there is no more dust inside the system.

Then, replace the thermal paste. For laptops, the best paste you can use is Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut

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If that’s not available, you can use Arctic MX4 or MX6

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After you’re done with that, you can rule out high temps as the problem and look for other solutions

digital quarry
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It might have to do with temperature already

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I only had the PC for a few weeks though

digital quarry
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Should I be getting any screen tearing at all on Subnautuca at 97 to 100 frames per second with vsync off if my monitor's refresh rate is 165 hertz?

digital quarry
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Or does it mean that my GPU is damaged?

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Also with high settings in Subnautica with vsync off I get 57 degrees c at 97 to 100 frames per second

royal rock
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This might be an issue with drivers or a monitor setting

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To cross out the gpu being the problem, switch to a different monitor and see if the same problem persists

royal rock