GTX 1050 severely underperforming

[Flamey]

I have a Asus GTX FX553VD Laptop, with the following specs:

i7-7700HQ

GTX 1050 2GB

16 GB RAM

512GB Intel 660p NVMe SSD

 

I am experiencing severe problems while playing games, for instance, CSGO gives me 15-50 fps on high 1080p and the game is totally unplayable at times.

I have done the following things:

- Tried uninstalling and reinstalling graphics driver with a driver removal tool.

- Tried optimizing Windows tasks that might be using CPU.

- Tried all in-game optimizations that I could find, including fps_delimiting and settings change.

 

Currently using optimized settings from GeForce Experience, I have attached screenshots of Task manager on idle as well as when playing CSGO.

Any help can really save my day.

 

[xhackforeverxdx]

Its a Laptop so the first u should check are the temps run the game ur having Problems with and check the temps 

[Flamey]

This is the result i got from HWMonitor after playing a game

HWMonitor.txt

[Flamey]

41 minutes ago, xhackforeverxdx said:

Its a Laptop so the first u should check are the temps run the game ur having Problems with and check the temps 

Also, i tested the temps for a game so i got this

[xhackforeverxdx]

Could be Thermal Problems 80+ is alot for a 1050 mobile running counterstrike could u download furmark and run a stress test and see how hot u get and if ur thermal/power limiting 

[Flamey]

 

 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, xhackforeverxdx said:

Could be Thermal Problems 80+ is alot for a 1050 mobile running counterstrike could u download furmark and run a stress test and see how hot u get and if ur thermal/power limiting 

I ran Furmark on 1080p preset and got the following result

 

 

[Flamey]

On 8/22/2019 at 5:04 AM, xhackforeverxdx said:

Could be Thermal Problems 80+ is alot for a 1050 mobile running counterstrike could u download furmark and run a stress test and see how hot u get and if ur thermal/power limiting 

I finally got a fix after a thorough cleaning of my laptop and the fan dust, along with changing the Thermal Paste. It worked like a charm.