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H.K.

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  • Birthday Sep 09, 1995

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  1. I've been trying to play Dying Light 2 in my laptop and in almost every 5-10 seconds, GPU and CPU voltage throttling regardless of what's happening on screen. My config is given at the bottom. Note : The CPU (i7 11370H) is a 35 Watt CPU and the GPU (RTX 3060) is a 80 Watt (+5 Watt smart boost) GPU. While monitoring with Afterburner in game, I saw even if I'm staying still or running or hitting enemies, the CPU & GPU goes to 33+ W and 83 W respectively. And in every 5-10 seconds they would fall back to 20-ish and 40-ish W respectively for a few seconds. And then the game would stutter as FPS would drop from upper 50s to the 10s or 20s. Note: The GPU is the one that has been throttling the most and the voltage in some very rare occasions spikes to 100+ W for half a seconds and throttles back to the 40s. Is this a game issue or is there something with my laptop? My config: Model : ASUS TUF Dash F15 GPU FX516PM CPU: i7 11370H GPU: RTX 3060 RAM: 16 GB DDR4 (Soldered)
  2. So I've installed this in all my previous laptops. But it won't install in my current one. Specs : Model : ASUS TUF Dash F15 FX516PM Processor : i7 11340H GPU: RTX 3060 BIOS: SMBIOSBIOSVersion FX516PM.322 All the previous versions I've tried didn't work either. Note: I have ASUS Armory Crate installed, have seen it creating log files in a XTU folder in C:\Program Data\Intel\Intel XTU\Logs. Not sure if this has to do with anything, but thought to mention it here. Can anyone help?
  3. Thank you, really appreciate that. Could you suggest me any laptop with RTX 3060 and the other preferences within $1200 then?
  4. That is a good option, but kinda expensive in the place I live in. A 2 TB SSD Cost around $350-400 when converted from local currency. And I have been fixated on this config as my Predator 15 (2016) had this SSD + HDD config.
  5. Well, the 2.5 inch bay is for redundancy. Long term data storage and use age and such. Am I incorrect in thinking this?
  6. I'm looking to buy a laptop around the $1000-1200 mark. Would prefer 12th gen i7, RTX 3060, weight within 5.5 lbs (2.5 KG), a 2.5 inch bay along with the m.2 nvme slot. (edit: Not needed) My own research led me to the Asus TUF Dash 15 FX517ZM-AS73, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09RMH9B6F But, I'm not sure if it has a 2.5 inch bay. If it doesn't can someone suggest me an alternative?
  7. Yup, on High Performance and my Laptop Monitor is 60 Hz, so that's the cap, but the game can barely reach that. Same for other modern demanding games.
  8. The only FPS cap I have is of the Laptop Screen from the NVIDIA Control Panel and that's set to 60 and the VSync setting there is set to each 3D app's setting aka default. This is what I got on default VSync Settings: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/40935865 This is what I got on VSync Turned off: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/40936082
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