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Just now, Retr0_C0brA said:

no in the normal settings menu

Ohhh ok I believe you might be going to the windows display settings not the ones for the graphics card.

Ok watch from 0:30 to 1 minute in this video are you using this program?

 

i7 8700k 5.0GHz 4.0Ghz Cache (Stock Cooler)

2x8GB 3400mhz RAM 19-19-19-38

GTX 1060 3GB 2050Mhz Core, 9500Mhz Memory

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2 minutes ago, TechMasterMind said:

Ohhh ok I believe you might be going to the windows display settings not the ones for the graphics card.

Ok watch from 0:30 to 1 minute in this video are you using this program?

 

yes i am using nivida control panel second of all i dont have display options or stereoscopic 3D or video

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3 minutes ago, Retr0_C0brA said:

yes i am using nivida control panel second of all i dont have display options or stereoscopic 3D or video

OK are you on a driver you installed yourself? Because sometimes the laptop manufacturers give you crappy drivers by defalt to extend battery life.

i7 8700k 5.0GHz 4.0Ghz Cache (Stock Cooler)

2x8GB 3400mhz RAM 19-19-19-38

GTX 1060 3GB 2050Mhz Core, 9500Mhz Memory

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1 minute ago, TechMasterMind said:

OK are you on a driver you installed yourself? Because sometimes the laptop manufacturers give you crappy drivers by defalt to extend battery life.

what do you mean i dont understand

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Just now, Retr0_C0brA said:

what do you mean i dont understand

Have you ever gone to the nvidia website and downloaded a driver on that laptop?

i7 8700k 5.0GHz 4.0Ghz Cache (Stock Cooler)

2x8GB 3400mhz RAM 19-19-19-38

GTX 1060 3GB 2050Mhz Core, 9500Mhz Memory

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Just now, TechMasterMind said:

Have you ever gone to the nvidia website and downloaded a driver on that laptop?

no

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Just now, Retr0_C0brA said:

no

Then I would do so and make sure you check the box during the installation process that says "clean installation" or something to that effect.

Now after that you should be able to follow the steps via the nvidia control panel to change to the "high performance nvidia processor.

And even if that isnt the problem you should get a nice performance bump out of it for when we do solve this. :)

i7 8700k 5.0GHz 4.0Ghz Cache (Stock Cooler)

2x8GB 3400mhz RAM 19-19-19-38

GTX 1060 3GB 2050Mhz Core, 9500Mhz Memory

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1 minute ago, TechMasterMind said:

Then I would do so and make sure you check the box during the installation process that says "clean installation" or something to that effect.

Now after that you should be able to follow the steps via the nvidia control panel to change to the "high performance nvidia processor.

And even if that isnt the problem you should get a nice performance bump out of it for when we do solve this. :)

alright man thanks a lot by the way you really did help me

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7 minutes ago, Retr0_C0brA said:

alright man thanks a lot by the way you really did help me

Happy to help. :)

i7 8700k 5.0GHz 4.0Ghz Cache (Stock Cooler)

2x8GB 3400mhz RAM 19-19-19-38

GTX 1060 3GB 2050Mhz Core, 9500Mhz Memory

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