WHY AM I EXPERIENCING WORST FPS DROP IN GAMES AFTER WINDOWS 10 UPDATE 2004? PLSSSSS HELPP

Hyperjax

ACER NITRO 5 AN515-54 I5 9TH GEN 8GB RAM GTX 1650
I PLAYED STAR WARS BATTLEFRONT 2(2017), BEFORE THE UPDATE AND GOT CONSTANT 60-61 FPS AT DEFAULT(MEDIUM) SETTINGS WITH V-SYNC ON.
BUT AFTER THE UPDATE THE FPS CONSTANTLY FALL TILL 14 AGAIN CLIMB UP AND THIS GOES ON WITH LOT OF STUTTERING:(
I EVEN TURNED OFF VSYNC AND TRIED, BUT DIDNT SOLVE.
ALSO I TURNED OFF MICROSOFT GAMEBAR AS THEIR IS A BUG IN(ACCORDING TO A WEBSITE)
PLSSSSSS HELP AS THIS IS MY NEW LAPTOP AND HAVENT PLAYED MUCH:(

batmalin

This happens after Windows update and you are asking here not Microsoft, right? What are your expectations? BTW next post - easy with the caps!

Hyperjax

batmalin said:

This happens after Windows update and you are asking here not Microsoft, right? What are your expectations? BTW next post - easy with the caps!

Kindly do not teach me where I should ask and where I should not. If you have any solution then tell, or leave it, someone else will answer. And what are you talking about "this happens after every windows update". I have updated windows several times and never experienced this.😒

batmalin

Where did you saw I am stating "every Windows update"? Nevermind, good luck!
Hint: 2004 + issue - google it.

Commodore_1995#

Have you changed this function by any chance?

Hyperjax

egydiocoelho said:

Have you changed this function by any chance?

Yess! I have turned on hardware accelerated gpu scheduling.
And have set Nvidia Control panel as app for the second option "graphic performance preference".........

Hyperjax

Egydiocoelho buddy pleasee help me with this problem😔

Commodore_1995#

Try these procedures:

a) put the high performance power plan in the power options;

b) set the minimum and maximum performance of the processor, both on the battery and on the power adapter, to 100%

c) place the nvidia and intel video card for maximum performance;

d) disable the max frame rate and fps limit on the nvidia control panel;

e) disable batteryboost in the geforce experience;

f) uninstall xbox apps.

GAMING6698

@hyperjax
Download DDU(display drdriver uninstaller)and latest Nvidia software (important, new window update support Lastest Nvidia software) then save both software in download folder 

Now, Boot in safe→open DDU program→select GPU→clean and restart 
After restart, go to settings disable real time protection and install latest nvidia software→restart 

Now, Add your game .exe file in Nvidia software→3d settings and set high performance nvidia processor  
Also open Nitrosense and set high performance power plan(AC)

Hyperjax

egydiocoelho said:

Try these procedures:

a) put the high performance power plan in the power options;

b) set the minimum and maximum performance of the processor, both on the battery and on the power adapter, to 100%

c) place the nvidia and intel video card for maximum performance;

d) disable the max frame rate and fps limit on the nvidia control panel;

e) disable batteryboost in the geforce experience;

f) uninstall xbox apps.

I have already done a) , d) and e) procedures.
Please tell how to do b) , c) procedures.

Hyperjax

GAMING6698 said:

@hyperjax
Download DDU(display drdriver uninstaller)and latest Nvidia software (important, new window update support Lastest Nvidia software) then save both software in download folder 

Now, Boot in safe→open DDU program→select GPU→clean and restart 
After restart, go to settings disable real time protection and install latest nvidia software→restart 

Now, Add your game .exe file in Nvidia software→3d settings and set high performance nvidia processor  
Also open Nitrosense and set high performance power plan(AC)

Okay I'll try the DDU thing and let you know.
But I have already done the last two steps.

Commodore_1995#

Check here:

chiphop

egydiocoelho said:

Try these procedures:

a) put the high performance power plan in the power options;

b) set the minimum and maximum performance of the processor, both on the battery and on the power adapter, to 100%

c) place the nvidia and intel video card for maximum performance;

d) disable the max frame rate and fps limit on the nvidia control panel;

e) disable batteryboost in the geforce experience;

f) uninstall xbox apps.

I don't actually have any Acer products, but this forum came up after a week of googling for a solution to my fps drop after updating to Windows 10 v2004. After all of my searching and trying everything from disabling 'Windows Game Mode' to actual registry edits, it turns out that egydiocoelho's suggestion to set the power plan to 'high performance' was what I was missing. You really helped me out, thanks!

sri369

Hyperjax said:

ACER NITRO 5 AN515-54 I5 9TH GEN 8GB RAM GTX 1650
I PLAYED STAR WARS BATTLEFRONT 2(2017), BEFORE THE UPDATE AND GOT CONSTANT 60-61 FPS AT DEFAULT(MEDIUM) SETTINGS WITH V-SYNC ON.
BUT AFTER THE UPDATE THE FPS CONSTANTLY FALL TILL 14 AGAIN CLIMB UP AND THIS GOES ON WITH LOT OF STUTTERING:(
I EVEN TURNED OFF VSYNC AND TRIED, BUT DIDNT SOLVE.
ALSO I TURNED OFF MICROSOFT GAMEBAR AS THEIR IS A BUG IN(ACCORDING TO A WEBSITE)
PLSSSSSS HELP AS THIS IS MY NEW LAPTOP AND HAVENT PLAYED MUCH:(

Did you try rolling back to earlier version? Always wait atleast 6 months after release of any feature update before you update your laptop to it.