ASPIRE VN7-791G FPS problem

Hi,

The only suggestion is to check if your notebook runs into thermal issues, like thermal throttling. If yes, changing of the thermal paste could help to improve performance. A more simple solution? Reduce the graphic settings from the game settings

Also, why you want 250 FPS? Since you have a build in display at max 60 Hz (aka 60 FPS). No matter if your graphics card is able to pump out 200 or 1000 FPS you will not see any improvement, contrarly you will have issues with screen tearing, thus you will need to enable Vsync.  Unless you use a 300 FPS monitor (i know just about 144 Hz) it is completely useless, visually speaking.

Hi,

For CPU you can use intel XTU.

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/24075/Intel-Extreme-Tuning-Utility-Intel-XTU-

This will tell you if the system is throttling or not (just for the CPU). However, don't ajust the sliders at random in XTU, especially if you have no clue what are you doing, since you can easily fry your computer.

For GPU I am not sure. You can try GPU-z to see the temperature and the operating frequency under game load.

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/

But this will not tell you if the GPU is throttling or not, as XTU does for the CPU.

You will need to know your core and turbo frequency of your video card and see if under certain conditions the frequency gets below these values.

Usually the CPU starts to throttle above 95 C and the GPU I think is somewhere above 80 C but I am not sure.

Hi,

For me from the information above it looks like nothing is throttling. The CPU is not used intensively, as you can see during the gaming and the GPU has the minimum frequency of 1097 MHZ, which is actually the base frequency of the GPU without boost. So it cannot handle so high FPS for that game, or at least it's not a thermal issue.