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Hey Everyone Sorry to take your time but i have a problem with my N552vw…I have used it for about 3 years (Better to say only for gaming)….before i was playing Fortnite in 4K resolution & low graphic settings & my FPS was around 80-100 (In season 9) but after season 10 my fps was around 40-60 (With the same graphic settings that i played before) & now it’s still in that situation ….& now because of that i have only changed the resolution into FullHD & now i get 120 fps…..(Also i Updated Nivida graphic driver but nothing has happened) so my question is like this… Is it possibile for CPU/GPU to be half burnt? (I mean someparts of cpu/gpu works but the rest of them not!)….. is it possible? i also changed the powermode into bestperformance but it didn’t work…. (Also it’s battery doesn’t work….do you think i should remove it?) i know that the refresh rate of it’s screen is 60Hz…so i think it’s wrong to have more fps than 60…isn’t it? sorry my english is bad….

Ping98, Interesting situation! The problem could be a couple things, or a mix of them. Storage getting full. How much available storage do you have? Windows uses something called Virtual Memory, which you may be familiar with. It uses it as an overflow when the physical RAM is maxed out. However, I find this as an unlikely problem since your configuration says 16GB, which is great for a laptop. Try cleaning some larger files/apps.Overheating. Laptops, throughout time, heat up more and more frequently as they age and often times throttle CPU clock speeds to lower the system temperature to a safe range. This is called “thermal throttling”. To see if this is the issue, [http://intel power gadget explained|download Intel Power Gadget], run it, and see what your idle and active operating temps are. You should get idle temps of 30-45 and hopefully under 80 while gaming. If your temps are above these ranges, I would try and clean the inside of the computer with compressed air, or replace the CPU and GPU thermal paste. Run Power Gadget and let me know what kind of results you get.