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Laptop Suddenly Running Games On The Integrated GPU After The AMD Update??

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Accepted solution by Eamon — oof check Power Options : a Windows update or driver installer can switch to Balanced or a battery saver profile, on laptops, also check…
  1. Ines
    @ikowalski

    so annoyed rn somethings off. a strategy game feels sluggish since the Radeon Adrenalin Edition Graphics 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 small form factor PC. 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, cuz right now i am mostly going on feel and an FPS counter in teh corner of teh sceren. thx in advance!!

    facepalm

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  2. Selin
    @sarslan_40

    Did any control panel settings reset after the update?

    somewhere an AI is confidently telling someone the wrong fix rn

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  3. Ava Q.
    @aquintero

    btw page 1 lets gooo. came here to say exactly this

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  4. Ash Tanaka
    @asht420

    ok so bump... still happening with graphics for me. told my boss it would take 10 minutes 😭 its been since tuesday

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  5. Ines
    @ikowalski
    in reply to @asht420

    yeah so its a small form factor PC. i checked Graphics settings and teh game wasnt in teh list anymore.

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  7. Gabe Koch
    @gabe.koch
    in reply to @bytelab-37w

    ok so to measure properly, use a repeatable in-game benchmark or teh same route, log frame times with a tool like PresentMon or CapFrameX, and compare average and 1% lows on both drivers. One run each isnt enough. fingers crossed 🤞

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  8. Ash Tanaka
    @asht420

    @asht420 works on paper, not in real life. try turning off teh cable first, fixed it for me but hey ymmv

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  9. Ash Tanaka
    @asht420
    in reply to @asht420

    After a driver update, games often rebuild their shader cache, which causes stutter for the first sessions. Give it a couple of runs, or clear the driver shader cache manually in the control panel / %LocalAppData% cache folder and let it rebuild once.

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  10. Ava Q.
    @aquintero

    check that the driver install didnt reset ur control panel settings (power management mode, low latency mode, V-Sync, frame caps) 😅 A clean install resets everytihng to defaults, which can feel like a performance change. fingers crossed 🤞

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  12. Gabe Koch
    @gabe.koch

    ok so i swear performance is cursed. have u checked ur adrenalin settings?? xD mine were reset after an update what am i doing wrong??

    DNS. its always DNS

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  13. Ash Tanaka
    @asht420
    in reply to @gabe.koch

    yeahhh if measurement confirms a regression, roll back with DDU to teh previous driver, and reoprt it to AMD with your GPU, game and settings. worked for me anyway 🤷

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  15. Ash Tanaka
    @asht420

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

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  16. Eamon
    @bytelab-37w
    Accepted solution

    oof check Power Options: a Windows update or driver installer can switch to Balanced or a battery saver profile, on laptops, also check the manufacturer's performance mode app.

    thinking

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  17. Ines
    @ikowalski
    in reply to @bytelab-37w

    @bytelab-37w yesss the game had dropped back to the integrated GPU. Set it to High performance and a strategy game runs better than before. Wow. seriously made my day 😭🙏

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