High spec laptop lagging in games - ASUS ROG G56JK

MathiasGren

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Apr 5, 2015
4
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4,510
Hello

As said in the title I have an ASUS ROG G56JK laptop that i bought a few mouths back. I seems to be a good laptop with good specs and I was really happy about it. In the beginning there was no problem running games like CS:GO, Skyrim (basically all games i own) on mid to high settings with a good Framerate. I play mostly CS:GO and started to notice huge frame drop even though i try to set all settings to low. Before i could run CS:GO with 100-350 fps, without any problems but now i only run about 30-40 fps and sometimes it even drops below.. I first thought that my computer was infected or something, so i tried to format it. It did not solve the problem and now I jsut realized that it is basically in any games that i run on low/laggy framerates even though I try to run the game on lowest possible settings. :(

I have also tried to force the game/programs to run on the Nvidia graphics but it makes no difference.

My laptop specs:
Intel i7 2.40GHz
Nvidia Geforce GTX 850M
8GB RAM
Windows 8.1

Hope someone have the answer to my problem because it is really annoying..
 

MathiasGren

Estimable
Apr 5, 2015
4
0
4,510


Yes it could. But i have no problem with downloading and when i am playing offline games like Skyrim I get really bad laggy framerates.. :( I am thinking of getting it returned, but the problem is that i'm near exams.
 

MathiasGren

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Apr 5, 2015
4
0
4,510


It is from the ASUS ROG series, so it is a gaming computer with power. It does not run that hot, even though it is cold it still runs with a bad framerate. I already tried a cleanup on windows, where it uninstall all apps and programs and configurate windows back to normal but it did not help.
 

MathiasGren

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Apr 5, 2015
4
0
4,510


It seems to be working fine. But thanks for the respons.
 
Is the issue solved?



 

passienter

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Jul 13, 2014
5
0
4,510


Yes this could be the solution. I had this problem too with my MSI Ge70 2Pe Pro Apache, I thought i bought a shit computer because i'm sortof a noob.

So maybe you should look in your NVIDIA Control panel and select it to always use your GTX 850m.