Why is my game lagging too badly like 10-15 fps even its plugged in?

frostybell

It started all of a sudden. I noticed a serious drop of frames upto 50%. I thought maybe its using the intel gpu. But everything was fine. All my display drivers are updated including my windows. Also I have tried tweaking into the power options high performance - balanced but nothings changing. I also did DDU, and performed a clean installation no luck again. Then tried installing fresh windows and updated driver, still no luck the problem exist. This is very annoying tbh. Also while plugged in battery is charging so maybe no defect on charger(idk). Everything works normally except gaming has become a nightmare for me due to this. Please help if there's any solution for this 

Device: Acer Predator Helios 300
i7 7700HQ
GTX 1050Ti 4GB
8 GB Ram
Windows 10 Pro

sri369

If you are on latest nvidia driver, try reverting to an older one.

frostybell

Tried that too didn't work, also tried reverting back the intel driver through device manager, can't understand if its a hardware or software problem

sri369

frostybell said:

Tried that too didn't work, also tried reverting back the intel driver through device manager, can't understand if its a hardware or software problem

Not intel, NVIDIA driver.

sri369

Uninstall NVIDIA completely, and install an older version.

xapim

frostybell said:

Tried that too didn't work, also tried reverting back the intel driver through device manager, can't understand if its a hardware or software problem

Reverting through device manager won't work just download a previous nvidia driver and do a clean install

sri369

xapim said:

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frostybell said:

Tried that too didn't work, also tried reverting back the intel driver through device manager, can't understand if its a hardware or software problem

Reverting through device manager won't work just download a previous nvidia driver and do a clean install

@xapim He is doing this with intel, not nvidia. What he needs to do this to is to nvidia... and yes... he needs to uninstall existing and then installing an older driver.

xapim

sri369 said:

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xapim said:

frostybell said:

Tried that too didn't work, also tried reverting back the intel driver through device manager, can't understand if its a hardware or software problem

Reverting through device manager won't work just download a previous nvidia driver and do a clean install

@xapim He is doing this with intel, not nvidia. What he needs to do this to is to nvidia... and yes... he needs to uninstall existing and then installing an older driver.

@sri369 i noticed it :P but either way he is doing it wrong rolling back via device manager will never work for gpu drivers either he can use DDU or just select clean install in the nvidia setup and also on nvcp setup nvidia as the main gpu and another note @frostybell 8gb ram its not enough for anything these days i couldn't play most of the latest games with 8gb only either they would crash or sometimes some bsod's consider upgrading to 16 or more and check your windows virtual memory might also be too low