not enough power Nitro 5 an515-54

Philgoodcs
Philgoodcs Member Posts: 24 Networker
edited April 2022 in Nitro Gaming
I'm still with the same issue anyone got any solution that I might have not tried?

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/599363/nitro-5-an515-54-76ru-frame-drops-csgo#latest

I'm pretty confident the issue is that Acer is cheap and saves money not giving a decent charger so it cant give enough power to handle all the components so it starts using battery to try to keep up but it doesnt just starts stuttering. Do NOT BUY acer if you haven't yet.

(Thread was edited to add model name to the title)


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  • AnhEZ28
    AnhEZ28 ACE, Member Posts: 4,277 Pathfinder
    @Philgoodcs so after playing CSGO after certain minutes, you see that the games is lagging and the battery is from 100% to 90% or something like that right?
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  • Philgoodcs
    Philgoodcs Member Posts: 24 Networker
    AnhEZ28 said:
    @Philgoodcs so after playing CSGO after certain minutes, you see that the games is lagging and the battery is from 100% to 90% or something like that right?
    thats what happens it jumps from 100% to 96% while pluged after playing for some time and then the game starts lagging.
  • AnhEZ28
    AnhEZ28 ACE, Member Posts: 4,277 Pathfinder
    @Philgoodcs mine does this also but the performance is still the same. Try to monitor the temperature while gaming. I suspect that the CPU is somehow throttling itself >95 degrees Celcius.
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  • Philgoodcs
    Philgoodcs Member Posts: 24 Networker
    Man been having this issue for 2 years but decided to play less demanding games as was so frustrated with this … temperature is fine the issue occurs only when the battery starts draining while pluged… begore thateverything is fine and the temperature is fine before and after is power throttling 
  • AnhEZ28
    AnhEZ28 ACE, Member Posts: 4,277 Pathfinder
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  • Philgoodcs
    Philgoodcs Member Posts: 24 Networker
    If I buy a more powerful charger will stop draining my battery?

    My charger:
    135w 50-60 hz
    input:100-240V ~1.9A
    output: 19V ---- 7.1A

    Will this work or will brake/burn my laptop?
    180w 50-60hz
    input: 100-240 V CA
    output: 19,5 V, 9,23 A.

  • BOOGALOO5088
    BOOGALOO5088 Member Posts: 10 New User
    as long as the voltage and amps are the same you can use a different charger i believe
  • AnhEZ28
    AnhEZ28 ACE, Member Posts: 4,277 Pathfinder
    @Philgoodcs it should work normally.
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  • Philgoodcs
    Philgoodcs Member Posts: 24 Networker
    as long as the voltage and amps are the same you can use a different charger i believe
    So the example I showed the one i want to buy has higher numbers so it wont work? Or will it damage? 
  • AnhEZ28
    AnhEZ28 ACE, Member Posts: 4,277 Pathfinder
    @Philgoodcs higher Amps doesn't really matter much. If the laptop was designed for a 135 W charger, that 180 W charger will work but it won't use the full 180 W. The voltage is the only one you need to focus on. The acceptable allowance for voltage difference is +- 0.5V. In that situation, your laptop will work with 19.5V but anything like an 18V or 20V charger should not be used at all.
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