Why do gaming laptops get worse?
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Hi , i am having the following problem with my laptop for the last few months. Laptop is a LENOVO Y50-70. Whenever i start playing games like league of legends or cs:go, the performance allways start to degrade. I start league of legends with average 1200-200 fps . After a short duration of time the performance goes down to an average of 70-90 and a while later goes down to 25-40 which is unplayable. In order for this to happen it needs about 1 hour of gaming. After i restart the pc it goes back to normal , and starts to degrade again over time . The OS is windows 8.1. Please help
( Yes i have made sure its not on a power economy mode etc etc, the heat levels seem regular etc etc etc)
I start league of legends with average 1200-200 fps . After a short duration of time the performance goes down to an average of 70-90 and a while later goes down to 25-40 which is unplayable. In order for this to happen it needs about 1 hour of gaming. After i restart the pc it goes back to normal , and starts to degrade again over time. I RMA'd the laptop, the manufacturer ran some tests on it, and concluded it was a defective GPU.
its a laptop so most likely the problem is the CPU is throttling because the laptop starts to overheat. especially when you're running a game constantly for more than an hour
its a laptop so most likely the problem is the CPU is throttling because the laptop starts to overheat. especially when you're running a game constantly for more than an hour
its a laptop so most likely the problem is the CPU is throttling because the laptop starts to overheat. especially when you're running a game constantly for more than an hour
I start league of legends with average 1200-200 fps . After a short duration of time the performance goes down to an average of 70-90 and a while later goes down to 25-40 which is unplayable. In order for this to happen it needs about 1 hour of gaming. After i restart the pc it goes back to normal , and starts to degrade again over time. I RMA'd the laptop, the manufacturer ran some tests on it, and concluded it was a defective GPU.
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