Power throttling in Acer aspire 5 A515-57G

TheRandomNpc

I'm using an Acer Aspire 5 A515-57G

When I play any game, initially, I get 60 FPS for the first minute. After that, it drops to 35-30 FPS, making it unplayable. I did some research and found it's due to power throttling. I tried disabling power throttling in the power management settings in gpedit, but the issue persisted. I'm using the laptop with the charger connected and in high-performance mode. I've updated the BIOS, drivers, and Windows, but the problem persists.

Then, I found a fix in Device Manager. Under "Software Components," there's something called "Intel Dynamic Tuning Technology Device Extension Support." When I disabled it and restarted the laptop, the problem disappeared. So, I think this component doesn't work properly as intended. Will keeping it disabled cause any issues in the future?

By the way, I can only play games when this option is disabled.

Puraw

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/709498/power-throttling-in-acer-aspire-5-a515-57g

Tinkering with system files/Windows registry can void the Acer warranty, don't disable or uninstall DTT: Risks Related to Disabling Intel® Dynamic Tuning Technology... If you still have only 8GB RAM installed upgrade to 16GB DDR4 as that will double your VRAM and games will run faster. Also uninstall all pre-installed programs and bloatware on your laptop, check Task Manager Processes how many background apps are running should not be more than 65 processes. Have only the Edge browser and Windows Defender running as 3rd party programs will constantly backup to Cloud. Don't let the battery charge go below 80% as CPU power will be throttled. The 65-Watt USB-C charger provided is insufficient to keep the battery fully charged and also provide full power to the GPU and CPU hence that performance issue. Get a 100-Watt gaming laptop USB-C charger like this one: ROG 100W USB-C Adapter | Gaming chargers-and-adapters｜ROG - Republic of Gamers｜ROG Global (asus.com)