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Hmmm, have you tried updating the Intel HD Graphics Drivers? Have you made any OS upgrades or graphics driver updates in the past? If so, was it around the time your pc slowed down? It might just be that you're running some programs that eats some of your performance. You should try setting...

1: Your FPS might differ when you have the charger plugged in, and when you're running only on the battery. 2: It might be that your Graphics are trying to save some power by running etc. 80fps instead of 150fps, since your screen can only show you 60fps anyways. 3: Completely sure the settings...

Of those two i would probably pick the 1st link, here is why: 1: the CPU is slightly faster¨ 2: +250GB storage 3: +2GB RAM, which i think is important for your use But as you can see on one if not both pages, "Black Friday" is right around the corner, which is a time of the year where every...

I would defently pick the ASUS, it has dedicated graphics and a i5 U-series CPU (U-series is good for battery time). ASUS is generally a better brand than DELL in my opinion atleast. The DELL has a quad core AMD CPU which is significantly slower than the i5, doesn't seem to have a dedicated...

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Would only support processors from the same gen. Here's a list i actually found through your link of supported CPU's on this socket, mobos would normally support any cpu from same socket (i say "normally" because im only 99% sure when it comes to specific pre-built pc's). Supported CPU's for...

It's the Nvidia Beta Drivers that does this, somehow it created a bug that keeps setting the clock to the lowest possible. Your card should be running fine, but if you want this fixed then install the non-beta driver, should fix it for you. ;) This is assuming you are using a beta driver ofc.

Because of the screen size it should run things pretty decently, low/medium settings i think. Of these two you should defently pick the first (one with i5 & GT 740M), pretty sure it's going to be faster. :)

You're sure nothing's keeping your cpu busy? A program of maybe a virus? How about cleaning it for dust? Don't think it's the main problem but it would help. The placement of your pc, putting it in a cabinet or something as restrictive when it comes to airflow, will also cause higher temps...

Here's a Tier list for different gpu series, if you use ctrl+f you'll be able to find the two mentioned psu's: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-1804779/power-supply-unit-tier-list.html SN G2 is a Tier one which is very impressive, the NEX is a Tier two class B which isn't that bad...