GAMING6698 said:

CuelloDeBotella said:

Hello Good, These months I have had horrible and nefarious problems with my computer "Gamer" Acer Nitro 5 AN515-52, It turns out that I have terrible performance tests in games, as with other applications, Even with games that I meet the recommended requirements.
Likewise, I have also had problems with the Hard Disk, it happens to me that the "Disk" is 100%, which makes it not even able to open a simple folder, or a Browser, This disk happens many times and makes it difficult for me to reproduce my games Which is very nefarious.
At the same time, I did a test on the Internet which is called the test of the "Bottle Neck" It turns out that it tells me that my components are incompatible with each other, I have made the decision to take it to the Technical Service, looking for some kind of solution, or sincerely that I refund the money, or exchange my model for the AMD Model, since it does not help me to have a computer that is incompatible with its own components, well what should I do? Also, when I called the "Service" Technician I was told that "The computer is done like this", He also told me to take it to the technical service, to see what we can do, (I find, a foolishness to assemble a computer so that in the end it is incompatible with its (Bottle Neck)).
What can I do? Can I exchange it for the AMD Model?.

I suggest you to full reset you laptop form window 10 setting and then download amd radeon 20.1.3 latest drive to get god level gaming experience.

GAMING6698 said:

CuelloDeBotella said:

GAMING6698 said:

CuelloDeBotella said:

Hello Good, These months I have had horrible and nefarious problems with my computer "Gamer" Acer Nitro 5 AN515-52, It turns out that I have terrible performance tests in games, as with other applications, Even with games that I meet the recommended requirements.
Likewise, I have also had problems with the Hard Disk, it happens to me that the "Disk" is 100%, which makes it not even able to open a simple folder, or a Browser, This disk happens many times and makes it difficult for me to reproduce my games Which is very nefarious.
At the same time, I did a test on the Internet which is called the test of the "Bottle Neck" It turns out that it tells me that my components are incompatible with each other, I have made the decision to take it to the Technical Service, looking for some kind of solution, or sincerely that I refund the money, or exchange my model for the AMD Model, since it does not help me to have a computer that is incompatible with its own components, well what should I do? Also, when I called the "Service" Technician I was told that "The computer is done like this", He also told me to take it to the technical service, to see what we can do, (I find, a foolishness to assemble a computer so that in the end it is incompatible with its (Bottle Neck)).
What can I do? Can I exchange it for the AMD Model?.

I suggest you to full reset you laptop form window 10 setting and then download amd radeon 20.1.3 latest drive to get god level gaming experience.

Eeeh....I have The Intel Model, That’s why i say that if i could change it for the AMD one

Full reset and Then update your nvidia driver download nvidia software and install 

andylb said:

Have you set up the Nvidia Control Center correctly? Please follow all my instructions below

Please click YES if I answer your question, thankyou

Make sure you do this below and always game on 100% battery BEFORE gaming and KEEP plugged in while gaming, in your Windows Power plan select High Performance when on AC and in Nitrosense make sure High performance is selected under "AC" tab

Go to the Nvidia control center and click Manage 3d settings tab, then click the Global Settings tab and change Preferred Graphics processor from Auto select to your Nvidia GPU, do this by clicking the downward arrow to the right of Auto Select and select the Nvidia GPU. Then under the Program Settings tab select the programs and games that you want to run on the Nvidia GPU. Do the same under the Set PhysX Configuration tab

andylb said:

If your Hard drive is showing 100% Disc usage you have some background applications running that shouldn't be, please post a screenshot of Task Manager showing 100% usage and the programs running.
Also I don't know what program "Bottleneck" is but the Hardware configuration of your model is not incompatible, in fact the same configuration is used by many different Laptop manufacturers and there are thousands of users that have your model with no issues. Yours is clearly a Software issue not a Hardware issue, if it was Hardware  incompatibility then every owner of your model would have the same problems, which is far from the case. 
Below link is to Userbenchmark sampling of over 7000 users of your model reporting between "Good and Excellent" performance 
https://www.userbenchmark.com/System/Acer-Nitro-AN515-52/83703
In conclusion the best approach here is to forget about incompatible Hardware because it clearly isn't the case and let's concentrate on finding out what is happening with your Laptop to cause poor performance, so please post that screen shot and let's go from there

JamesRob said:

CuelloDeBotella said:

andylb said:

If your Hard drive is showing 100% Disc usage you have some background applications running that shouldn't be, please post a screenshot of Task Manager showing 100% usage and the programs running.
Also I don't know what program "Bottleneck" is but the Hardware configuration of your model is not incompatible, in fact the same configuration is used by many different Laptop manufacturers and there are thousands of users that have your model with no issues. Yours is clearly a Software issue not a Hardware issue, if it was Hardware  incompatibility then every owner of your model would have the same problems, which is far from the case. 
Below link is to Userbenchmark sampling of over 7000 users of your model reporting between "Good and Excellent" performance 
https://www.userbenchmark.com/System/Acer-Nitro-AN515-52/83703
In conclusion the best approach here is to forget about incompatible Hardware because it clearly isn't the case and let's concentrate on finding out what is happening with your Laptop to cause poor performance, so please post that screen shot and let's go from there

Okay, well also when i play some games without the disk at 100% i still haveperfomance problems, the game freezes, the fps goes down really fast, All this with the this without 100% usage, (When my disk is at 100% usally on the task manager, the ones who consume so much are “SysMain, System”)

Sysmain is the new name for superfetch, disable it. Check SSD health, turn off antivirus, disable windows spying with O&O shutupstool. 

andylb said:

If your Hard drive is showing 100% Disc usage you have some background applications running that shouldn't be, please post a screenshot of Task Manager showing 100% usage and the programs running.
Also I don't know what program "Bottleneck" is but the Hardware configuration of your model is not incompatible, in fact the same configuration is used by many different Laptop manufacturers and there are thousands of users that have your model with no issues. Yours is clearly a Software issue not a Hardware issue, if it was Hardware  incompatibility then every owner of your model would have the same problems, which is far from the case. 
Below link is to Userbenchmark sampling of over 7000 users of your model reporting between "Good and Excellent" performance 
https://www.userbenchmark.com/System/Acer-Nitro-AN515-52/83703
In conclusion the best approach here is to forget about incompatible Hardware because it clearly isn't the case and let's concentrate on finding out what is happening with your Laptop to cause poor performance, so please post that screen shot and let's go from there

andylb said:

Now go back to my Nvidia Control Center guide and double check drivers are updated and it is setup correctly. If you have normal disc usage and your GPU is correctly setup, there is no reason for low fps other than incorrect settings specific to the game you are playing

GAMING6698 said:

CuelloDeBotella said:

andylb said:

Now go back to my Nvidia Control Center guide and double check drivers are updated and it is setup correctly. If you have normal disc usage and your GPU is correctly setup, there is no reason for low fps other than incorrect settings specific to the game you are playing

Well, I still have 100% Disk! I did everything that they said, The task “System” uses the disk, “Runtime Broker” too, “Microsoft WWA Host” and “Antimalware Service Executable” how do i stop those? I still have the awful disk at 100%, (Just Sometimes!, not when i’m playing), Also how could i check if my gpu is in good condition?

Did you reset your laptop?

To test gpu by using 
https://www.userbenchmark.com/
This will test all gpu,CPU also hard driver.pls update userbenchmark image here so we can check