Alba T.

check the SoC/memory controller voltage the board applies with teh profile. some boards set it automatically, sometimes higher than necessary, sometimes not enough for a given chip. i wouldnt start poking voltages blindly, but its worth…

hmmmm not sure about that I'd argue for keeping teh monitoring tool and just updating it. most of them replaced the old drivers in recent versions, so uninstalling isn't always necessary.

oof same issue here on my old thinkpad. no idea whats going on

yep

long time lurker first post lol spent 3 hours on nvidia and im still not done. @binary pilot576 what did u end up doing in teh end seriously need help here 😭

oof try turning off the fan curve first, fixed it for me

Check that the driver install didnt 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. worked for me…

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