Edit: Got it fixed. Either it was the updates that were downloading, or it just sorted itself out, but it works again!
I have a msi gp60 laptop with a gtx950m dedicated graphics card that's just under two months old. It's been working great for the most part, until today, when I started up starcraft 2 and it gave me a low vram error. I tried restarting my laptop, but it just keeps lagging in game. Now everything lags even on the lowest settings. I think it's just not switching to the gtx 950m anymore, because the power button normally turns red when it does, but it just occasionally turns red for a second or two now. I tried setting it from auto to specifically use the gtx when starcraft is running, and tried a few other settings like that too, but nothing has helped. updating everything on this computer as I'm typing this but not feeling too hopeful from what I've read online. Anyone know is there any way to fix this? I spent almost everything I had saved for this. I can't afford to send it in or buy a new computer, and I won't be able to for a long time. Help?
I have a msi gp60 laptop with a gtx950m dedicated graphics card that's just under two months old. It's been working great for the most part, until today, when I started up starcraft 2 and it gave me a low vram error. I tried restarting my laptop, but it just keeps lagging in game. Now everything lags even on the lowest settings. I think it's just not switching to the gtx 950m anymore, because the power button normally turns red when it does, but it just occasionally turns red for a second or two now. I tried setting it from auto to specifically use the gtx when starcraft is running, and tried a few other settings like that too, but nothing has helped. updating everything on this computer as I'm typing this but not feeling too hopeful from what I've read online. Anyone know is there any way to fix this? I spent almost everything I had saved for this. I can't afford to send it in or buy a new computer, and I won't be able to for a long time. Help?