Disabled GPU on my Nitro 5 AN517-54?Had less FPS

Taffe

Hey.

During playing cs2, my fps went from real high to like 5 fps in an instant and stays there.
The game didn't crash or anything it just continued on very low fps.
I think it's about a failsafe that triggers when the gpu gets to warm, it disconnects it and forces the integrated to take over?

This has happened once before and I did resolve it, but I can't remember how I did.

I have High-performance in NitroSense and my charger connected,
In Nvidia Control Panel / Manage 3D Settings / I have both Global and Program settings on "High performance NVIDIA processor"
I've downloaded the latest drivers also.

If i remember correctly, it's somewhere else you have to change back to the RTX GPU, but i can't remember where

It's a i9, rtx 3060 on Windows 10, does someone knows?

GAMING6698

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/695277/disabled-gpu-on-my-nitro-5-an517-54-had-less-fps

From below guide follow step no.8

Windows 10/11 optimization guide for gaming — Acer Community

After following above steps follow these steps-

From nvidia control panel

• Preferred graphics processor (Only on systems using NVIDIA's power-saving GPU technology.) From the options in the list box, you can specify to  Use high-performance NVIDIA processor for maximum performance or for decoding all video played on displays connected to the integrated graphics. You need to select game.exe file and select High performance Nvidia processor. Also disable battery bosster 2.0 it will be somewhere inside panel.

Widows graphics settings

•  set the default GPU for your application or game, you'll need to associate your games with it so your computer will know which GPU to use. (by deafult the option set is Let Windows decide)
• From Start Icon type "Graphics Settings" and Click the results from system Settings
• Click Desktop App.
• Browse your application or game.exe file. If your application is not on the list, you will need to browse for the folder where the .exe file is located.
• Clickon the application name/icon.
• Click Options.
• Set the application to High performance Nvidia GPU
• Click save.