before you blame the intel driver for low fps, check this

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  1. ugh. something's off. a competitive shooter feels sluggish since the Arc Graphics Windows DCH Driver update and the FPS counter agrees with me.

    Fatal error

    Fatal error
    The game has crashed and will now close.
    
    DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED
    The GPU device instance has been suspended.
    

    that crash happened once too. i'm on a gaming laptop. i've restarted, reinstalled the game, and turned off recording. before i go back to the old driver, is there something i should check first? i would also like to understand how to measure this properly, because right now i am mostly going on feel and an FPS counter in the corner of the screen.

    facepalm

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  2. Did any control panel settings reset after teh update?? ?

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  3. honestly just reset teh update and save yourself the pain... i swear fps is cursed

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  4. also lol i come back to this thread every week just for teh drama :)

    DNS. its always DNS

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  5. Check that the driver install didn't reset your control panel settings (power management mode, low latency mode, V-Sync, frame caps). A clean install resets everything to defaults, which can feel like a performance change. hope that helps :)

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  6. for me it was the thermal paste. swapped it and boom, fixed. same issue here on my work pc. driving me crazy lmk how it goes

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  7. @kofi.koch thank u this worked!!

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  8. First rule out the obvious: on laptops, check that teh game actually uses the dedicated GPU. Settings > System > Display > Graphics, add the games .exe, set it to High performance, driver updates can reset per-app GPU preferences.

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  9. WOWWW finally got it working, thanks everyone seriously made my day 😭🙏

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  10. long time lurker first post lol my old thinkpad is officially haunted what am i doing wrong??

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  11. ok so after a driver update, games often rebuild their shader cache, which causes stutter for teh first sessions. give it a couple of runs, or clear teh driver shader cache manually in the cotnrol panel / %LocalAppData% cache folder and let it rebuild once.

    it works on my machine™

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