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Performance Drop Plus A Crash: Is My AOpen WT19P-0A Intel Extreme Graphics Driver Install Half Broken?

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Accepted solution by Greta L. — check that the driver install didnt reset your control panel settings (power mnaagement mode, low latency mode, V Sync, frame caps) 😭 A…
  1. Luca Garcia
    @polar_forge

    Somethings off. a raicng sim feels sluggish since teh AOpen WT19P-0A Intel Extreme Graphics Driver update and teh 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. Im on a gaming desktop. Ive restarted, reinsatlled 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 propelry, because right now i am mostly going on feel and an FPS counter in teh corner of the screen.

    facepalm

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  2. Freya O.
    @regexpusher

    yeahhh to measure properly, use a repeatable in-game benchmark or the 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.

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  4. Yusuf H.
    @pixelmonk-3ie
    in reply to @alindqvist

    ahh classic first rule out teh obvious: on laptops, check that the game actually uses teh 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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  5. Wren Ueda
    @uplink_sage

    @regexpusher thank u this worked!!. @regexpusher did u ever fix it? u guys are the best!!!

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  6. Haruto Varga
    @hvarga-1oo

    unrelated but anyone elses coffee machine also judging them today

    RAM prices doing their own thing again smh

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  7. Camila
    @camila_regex

    this. sooo much this

    day one patch is bigger than the actual game, classic

    thumbsup

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  9. Wren Ueda
    @uplink_sage

    ahh classic check Power Options: a Windows update or driver installer can switch to Balanced or a battery saver profile. on laptops, also check the manufacturers performance mode app.

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  10. Greta L.
    @thread_ranger
    in reply to @uplink_sage

    ok so if measurement confirms a regression, roll back with DDU to teh previous driver, and report it to Intel with ur GPU, game and settings.

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  11. Greta L.
    @thread_ranger
    Accepted solution

    check that the driver install didnt reset your control panel settings (power mnaagement mode, low latency mode, V-Sync, frame caps) 😭 A clean install resets everything to defaults, which can feel like a performance change.

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  12. Camila
    @camila_regex
    in reply to @thread_ranger

    wait what respectfully dsiagree, i tried that and it made aopen worse... lol this thread is gold

    nothing is more permanent than a temporary workaround

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  13. Daria Silva
    @darias668

    honestly just reset the BIOS and save yourself the pain... exact same thing happened to my office machine last month hope that helps :)

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  14. Camila
    @camila_regex

    hmmmm not sure about that frame time tools are great but honestly if it feels worse and teh old driver feels better, rolling back is a valid fix too.

    facepalm

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  15. Luca Garcia
    @polar_forge
    in reply to @thread_ranger

    @thread_ranger measured both drivers properly and teh new one really was worse in a racing sim on my gaming desktop. rolled back and reported it. thanks for the method!

    1 1 helpful

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